Apple: Hardware News and Discussion Thread
That's hardly disposable income. Hell that's a couple weekends out in the city of Chicago. Now if we were talking about the higher models I understand...
I've never pre-ordered or waited in line for an Apple product. I figured I'd treat myself this one time, that's why I got one of the lower end watches since I see myself upgraded in 2 years.
Anyone else have their Apple Watch yet? Loving it so far, I went with the 38mm Sport...fits perfectly given my small wrists. Learning curve isn't so bad and apps aren't nearly as slow to load as I was expecting based on some of the complaints regarding that matter. Going for a run with it shortly.
I'm loving my 42mm sport, esp the fitness tracking and notifications right to my wrist. I pull out my phone MUCH less than ever before. I love how I can accomplish small/quick tasks with ease.
Took a couple hours to get used to it, but after I have, this thing is great.
It's mind boggling how light and comfortable this feels on my wrist.
Took a couple hours to get used to it, but after I have, this thing is great.
It's mind boggling how light and comfortable this feels on my wrist.
I don't understand those videos, or the videos where they beat the poor thing with a frying pan. Even the drop test videos are irrelevant considering a watch is something that you generally don't have issues with dropping.
The blending videos started off to show how powerful blentec's blenders are.
The videos became viral and they started to blend anything at people's requests, or anything that's trending
Something like that.
The videos became viral and they started to blend anything at people's requests, or anything that's trending

Something like that.
I like the blender vids better than the "let's see how far we can drop it before it cracks" or "does it bend" vids.
I like that he is building a blender for the Apple car.
I like that he is building a blender for the Apple car.
Last edited by doopstr; Apr 29, 2015 at 11:27 AM.
Anyone else have their Apple Watch yet? Loving it so far, I went with the 38mm Sport...fits perfectly given my small wrists. Learning curve isn't so bad and apps aren't nearly as slow to load as I was expecting based on some of the complaints regarding that matter. Going for a run with it shortly. 

You get Facebook notifications on your wrist, which is cool, but you don't get to actually read the post yet. Basically the whole thing is to connect the dots.
Because I'm indecisive and irrational, I ordered a 38mm Watch with the classic buckle and sold my 38mm Sport without the band or charger for $400 ($50 profit on the sale, $80 savings on keeping the band and charger). Ordered Friday, arrived today. So I now have the stainless steel watch with two bands. Neat.










