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I do think there’s scope for a third size for the people who like the larger watches, but for now I think the 42mm is fine for pretty much everyone at the larger end. But since getting my own slightly larger Watch, I’m no longer worried about this at all. When I was wearing my wife’s Watch, I was worried that my fears were justified – it just felt somewhat insubstantial on my wrist (I’ve had the opposite problem with other smartwatches, which have all seemed overly bulky and fundamentally gadget-like at the same time). My other concern was that the Watch wouldn’t feel substantial enough on my wrist – something someone else shared his concerns about here. So for anyone considering the 38mm because they like smaller Watches rather than for fit reasons, you should bear in mind that size shouldn’t just reflect wrist size but also finger size. On the 42mm, these are large enough, and the same goes for pretty much all the other touch targets. On the 38mm, the passcode screen you use when you first put on the Watch each day had tiny buttons that I found hard to hit accurately. Now that I’m using the larger watch, I really notice the difference in my ability to accurately hit the things I’m trying to on the screen. However, what I hadn’t anticipated was the difference size would make to the on-screen touch targets. As such, I ordered the 42mm Watch for myself, and felt like the 38mm looked sort of funny on my wrist in comparison to what I’m used to (the white band also wasn’t really me). By way of background, I have a Michael Kors analog watch that I have been wearing for the last several years, and it’s fairly large and heavy, which I quite like. It was the 38mm size, but since it’s all I had I commandeered it for the first few days and used that on my wrist. Battery life – on the Watch and the iPhoneĪs I mentioned at the beginning of this post, the first Watch to arrive (but the second one I ordered) was the one I bought with my wife in mind.

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Apple cracked Notifications on the Watch.

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This is going to be a significantly longer post than I’m used to writing here, so bear with me, and feel free to skim through using the headings as a guide to what’s in each section. I don’t normally do reviews here, and goodness knows there are plenty out there from people who do, so this isn’t a review in the “should you buy it?” sense, but rather a set of observations from my use of the Watch. I’ve worn that for the past two days, but wore the other for several days first. The one I ordered for myself arrived this week, and that’s a 42mm Watch with stainless steel case and black sport band. The first of my pre-orders to arrive was the one I ordered with my wife in mind, a 38mm Sport with a white sport band, which arrived on the 24th itself. I’ve now spent a week with a couple of Apple Watches.

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