For your anecdote, here is mine: I used to charge my Apple Watch every night and every day because workouts were trashing the battery.
There is no good argument against a longer lasting battery. Even if it lasts 48 hours instead of a competitors week-month, an improvement would be welcome.
Yes, but it’s not a good one. I don’t remember getting polled to see which I’d prefer, but I’d hazard a guess that more people would prefer the battery life if given the option.
Yes, that is exactly what Apple has done with a variety of product lines for decades. If you're are a power user and the entry device doesn't meet your needs, you're expected to pay for the Pro/Ultra model. Why do you expect the Watch to be different from the MacBook, iPhone, iPad, etc?
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u/an_angry_Moose Sep 09 '24
For your anecdote, here is mine: I used to charge my Apple Watch every night and every day because workouts were trashing the battery.
There is no good argument against a longer lasting battery. Even if it lasts 48 hours instead of a competitors week-month, an improvement would be welcome.