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Pretty much. I have an Apple Watch, my wife has a Garmin. I’m jealous of the advanced metrics and data she has on all of our workouts and the accuracy. And tha
by robot_jesus 1mo ago
Pretty much. I have an Apple Watch, my wife has a Garmin.
I’m jealous of the advanced metrics and data she has on all of our workouts and the accuracy. And that battery life.
She’s jealous of all the slick bells and whistles (unlocking my laptop automatically, deep app ecosystem, managing grocery lists etc).
Neither is perfect but both have their uses. You have to pick a side (or spend twice as much and pick both sides ;-)).
- ghaff 1mo agoThe battery life negative on the Apple Watch is the big thing. I have an Ultra that is a bit better but I don't wear it say-to-day because the charging routine is a bit of a pain.
- stevesimmons 1mo agowhy do you want your watch to manage a grocery list? seriously
- bcraven 1mo agoI can see it being useful to have a list on my wrist whilst going round a supermarket.
- notsmarthuh 1mo ago[flagged]
- Larrikin 1mo agoYea this sucks the moment you are shopping for anyone besides yourself. You can split up the items in the grocery store and be done way faster. Even alone, the person at home can add some last minute items. Just use something self hosted like Mealie. I'll be shopping for what I want to make and then see something is on sale and can easily look up a recipe to add to the list as well.
- notsmarthuh 1mo ago[flagged]
- deinonychus 1mo agomaybe try your own memory, so you don't lose every scrap of data about yourself to the Book Goblins in the process.
- notsmarthuh 1mo ago[flagged]
- deinonychus 1mo agoi find it very convenient being able to, at any point in the day whether my hands are messy or my phone or a piece of paper are far from me, simply raise my wrist and say "add greek yogurt to my grocery list"