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You have like 60ish days after purchase to buy AppleCare. Buy it and then wait a little bit then claim it. It’ll be a lot cheaper than out of pocket! Did this before with an Apple Watch. Never bought Apple care for the watches before and then 3 weeks into having my series 6, a bee flew in my open ca

One hidden feature with AppleCare+ is the benefit of free battery replacements (if the capacity is at 80% or below), and greatly reduced cost for screen replacements for broken front or back glass. Those two things alone make it worth it for me. I use AppleCare One, which is three products for a fla

Would not do Hume. Would research their quality and customer service/satisfaction and then stay far away. Tons of people wear AW and Whoop, I'm one of 'em. It's great. Overkill on some things but I couldn't test and commit to one, the other, or both without a year's worth of Whoop. Worth it for me p

I think that maybe your answer indicates the issue at hand. I bought my AWU because I was tired of Garmin (for a bunch of reasons). Apple is actively courting those of us who use their ultra watches to do things like ultramarathons (I do). It does a pretty good job of replacing my Garmin, so I am ha

The rings on my Apple Watch. Closing them every day and understanding that I was important enough to make time for them. Changed everything. My AWs are the best tech I have every owned

I've used the Apple Watch Series 8 and Pixel Watch 2, but I currently have an Amazfit GTR 4. I might get a little hate for this, but I really miss Apple's animations, they were buttery smooth, and features like tap to pay were great. However, Amazfit's battery life is just so damn good, and the pric

I won’t give up the real estate on my body for something that can’t show me anything. Telling the time is my main purpose of my AW, but I also use it to track my medications and blood glucose, so not having a screen and still costing hundreds of dollars would be a definite no-go for me. I’m pretty s

I'm looking for a good watch to replace my old Apple Watch. I have a $250-$400 watch with a 3.5mm complications. I can find a watch that's just as good or just as expensive and doesn't require a wrist replacement. If you look at the reviews, they say it's because the complications are too expensive.

I bought AppleCare+ for my Series 9AW, I’ve let it lapse after 2 years & my battery health is still @ 92%. Unless you’re heavy handed, have a manual labour job or enjoy extreme hobbies/sports you should be fine w/out it or buy it for peace of mind as it’s yr 1st AW. My AW is my 2nd & I have a full f

I know I'll be downvoted, but if you have an iPhone and don't mind charging every day there is no better option than an Apple watch. Period, full stop. They are THE gold standard for accuracy, updates including new features, support length, accessories, integration, algorithm and metrics, and more.