It just works.

S6 gives me 30 hours

Charged 60-90 minutes per day. Usually lives around 20-80% never hits zero, seldom hits 100%

Used for daily workouts for maybe an hour, sleep tracking, and basic tasks. Often used to pay for things, find quick directions, or do maths.

If my s6 with 94% battery life remaining can do this comfortably, basically any ‘current’ watch will be more than capable.

That 30 hour lifespan really is that sweet sport for daily use without having to think too hard about it.

It’s called a phone

I don’t use it for that purpose often, but that’s still primarily what I see it as.

I want a perfectly seamless slab of glass with no ports.

I want a magic crystal

I don’t think I’ve ever spent more than £10 for a strap

I’ve always put my watch into sleep mode as I go to bed. It forces you to long press the crown in order to use the screen, and disables always on.

You’ll find it in your focus modes

One button press and one tap of the screen, or you can ask Siri. It also mirrors your phone if you’ve got automatic focus modes set up.

People get real emotional when their muscle memory needs recalibrating

the new OS doesn’t suck. You just need to learn how to use it again. You got comfortable

Took me about a week.

In a word, consistency.

Sometimes I’ll wear a little women’s Casio on my other wrist because it looks cute, but usually with a bunch of other bangles and beads. AW stays on my left wrist through the day, and my right at night.

There’d be one iPhone size.

Ive wouldn’t have hung around as long as he did

No glass

The M series of chips would have happened a few years earlier.

The iPad and Mac would be the same thing

AirPods Pro/Max would be independently capable music players.

The watch would never have happened

Apple, as a company, would be more focussed.

At the very least, I’m more conscious of my own unhealthy decisions and habits, and have easy to parse data showing me how they impact my health.