It basically makes the whole body and screen seamless, I prefer the look to the regular SS myself but it's not for everyone. And yeah it's hard to photograph cause it's basically really black, but it's also got a really subtle depth to it that separates it from just a glossy black surface (I have black lugs that are like that and you can see the difference).
They should just give him a XL squirt gun.
Any recommendations for stands?
Meanwhile, mine is preparing for shipment. So excited!
It's pretty nice, not necessarily enough that I wouldn't notice an upgrade, but enough that I don't mind sticking with my original watch. If I upgrade now it'd be more for the extra brightness, GPS, and waterproofing rather than (previously) mainly for performance.
Still mad that my watch won't ship for another 6-8 business days. Oh well.
Wait doesn't it come with both the small and large bands in the box though? Or are you saying that there is an even bigger size out there?
Normal sports bands cost $50. That may not be cheap but it's low enough for the Apple's rationale of the user eating up that cost if they want a different configuration (and they are worth something, should the user want to sell it). With the benefit of reducing the SKUs to ready to use ones and marketing the Apple Watch in an attractive and watch-y collection setup.
If the way it activates is the same if was in beta, for people who wear the watch tightly while doing some physical work it seems to happen a lot. I've read so many complaints in various places of people capturing accidental screenshots on their watches, which requires the crown and the button press at the same time. I've read people also complaining about making accidental 911 calls while using watchOS3 beta. I think it's really dumb of Apple to have that option enabled by default, but at least it can be disabled.
