Users seem overwhelmingly satisfied with their Apple Watches, with 97% responding to a Wristly survey saying they were happy with their purchase. The 330 respondents that reported they were not happy, were predominantly disappointed by the Watch's expense, with 89% saying the device represented a poor cost/benefit proposition. On other aspects, 53% of respondents found Apple Watch's unique power-saving tilt-to-activate screen function "annoying", as it stopped them from quickly seeing the time. In terms of battery life, users are generally pleased with Apple's claim of up to 10 days between charges, but only half of those surveyed said they'd be willing to pay an extra £60 for this feature.
Users seem overwhelmingly satisfied with their Apple Watches, with 97% responding to a Wristly survey saying they were happy with their purchase. The 330 respondents that reported they were not happy, were predominantly disappointed by the Watch's expense, with 89% saying the device represented a poor cost/benefit proposition. On other aspects, 53% of respondents found Apple Watch's unique power-saving tilt-to-activate screen function "annoying", as it stopped them from quickly seeing the time. Interestingly, around half of the respondents would consider buying a second-generation model.