@ Insomnia

@ LaJague is absolutely right. I used to have a Xiaomi, and I've been cheering on its positive points here all the time. But I was in the dark, and the day I got my Apple Watch, I'm not telling you how I slapped myself.

It is easy to have 12 to 20 days of autonomy when you have to offer a list of xxx features (very often notifications, calendar, messages, etc., sports, and utilities such as timer, alarm, time and whistle) and you can do nothing other than these basic functions.

L'Apple Watch a la possibilité de faire tourner des applicationsCe qui passe pour un petit détail (le sujet est même pas abordé dans cet article) est juste LE fondamental d'une smartwatch, c'est ce qui change TOUT

C'est exactement comme comparer un iPhone 13 avec un téléphone à touche, écran N&B, à clapet

You can do 40 articles explaining that the key phone offers 2 weeks of autonomy, a timer function and text reading... This will not change the fact that the iPhone 13 has infinitely superior functionality and that the user experience is incomparably superior

With my Apple Watch, I check my surveillance cameras, I drive my house, I answer emails, iMessages and Whatsapp, I take phone calls, and I can do much more (just that I didn't install the apps), the possibilities are infinite or almost