Following today’s keynote address, during which Apple’s executive team provided more details on the availabilty of the Apple Watch, journalists were given the chance to take the company’s first wearable device for a test drive. We’ve rounded up many of the hands-on videos from those who attended the event below…
The Apple Watch is generally considered to be a solid piece of tech by those who got to play with it today, though some noted that the operating system that powers it is still a bit clunky, though the kinks in the software will likely be worked out over the next few months. You can watch all of the hands-on videos embedded below:
TechnoBuffalo
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjiZv0WBR0o&ab_channel=TechnoBuffalo]
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nwl1XSaUTQU&ab_channel=TechnoBuffalo]
The Verge
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb_Pz-doIqA&ab_channel=TheVerge]
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What is going on with the display on this thing? Is it so bad?!
I haven’t seen or heard any complaints.
yeah, but look at the videos, the screen is visible (like that there is a screen), I thought it ws like the iPhone 6 where you don’t really see the difference between the surrounding and the display…
Uh no lagax that’s called reflectance. Light reflecting at an angel off the display will allow you to see the display. If held at a good viewing angel (which would be every time you actually look at it) it will be great black levels and you won’t see the reflection off the display
A lot of buffering but it has a bitten apple logo so shhhhh lets not say anything..
You came here to be sad?
Don’t feed the trolls.
Anyone see any mention of weight difference between the sport and regular?
It’s written on the website. 20g.
I can’t justify spending that kind of money, but I gotta say, it looks nice.
go ahead