do you have one? what is it? what do you like/dislike about it?

no

>>105975952
fpbp

>>105975936 (OP)
>anime
faggot

>>105975936 (OP)
There's like zero open source smart watches

>>105976286
pinetime
honestly breddy good for what it is
but I only need weather, some notifications and a vague step count

>>105975936 (OP)
the only decent
>use case
is to motivate you to go running more often
so a cheap fitband is the most you need

>>105975936 (OP)
I have one that I got for free but I don't use it. A regular watch does everything I would use a watch for.

theyre bloat.

Post the full image. I bet she is getting dicked in her tight child pussy.

>>105976235
you are on an anime website, go back to whatever shithole you came from

>>105975936 (OP)
>do you have one
no
>what do you like about it
the idea
>what do you dislike about it
the implementation

>>105975936 (OP)
I have a garmin. It has gps and mp3 playback for my runs so I can leave my phone at home. Battery life is okay but I should have bought one with a bit more.

yes
galaxy watch
>pros
i use the step tracker + notifications from my phone. sometimes the playback control if my phone is stuffed away
>cons
battery life is terrible. my old huawei mogged it by lasting at least 5 times as long

my gen1 galaxy watch is now finally dying. even on battery saving mode it barely lasts 10 hours. but it's okay, wore it every single day all day since i bought it june 2020.

>>105976303
I want something with e sim and phoneless connection. The main reason why I use a watch is so I can look at my phone less. Thats why I got Samsung. No point in it if I need to keep the phone near me all the times.

>>105976303
Wow, didn't know about that, thanks!

>>105976286
yeah it kinda sucks there are open source alternatives for the main stream software though so you dont need to senhd all your data to the watch makers
https://gadgetbridge.org/
https://github.com/jo-m/garmin-disconnect
>>105976477
shes not kek
>>105976776
oh it plays mp3s off the device itself? how much storage does it have?
>>105976978
i was looking at these but its crazy how the battery life for the android watches is still only like 1 day i had a moto360 when they first came out and battery life was about that they havent improved it at all

>>105976327
I think thats the most stupid use case. For me prime motivation is to use my phone less. I go to a store, pay using apple pay, I get my important mail and teams notifications when I am out away from my lap and I can listen to music in gym without worrying about my phone being hit by the dumbbells or placed somwher so some black man can steal it and call my mom easily.

>>105977404
>there are open source alternatives for the main stream software though so you dont need to senhd all your data to the watch makers
>https://gadgetbridge.org/
>https://github.com/jo-m/garmin-disconnect
Holy shit I didn't know about that it changes everything! I can stomach proprietary firmware as long as companion app is FOSS.
I just bought Amazfit Active 2 to try and it works amazing! Not only core features works but also weather providers, playback control and notifications.

>>105975936 (OP)
Yes, an Apple watch 8.
I like the data/trivia. Where I can review my steps, activity and such. See the routes I ran/hiked/cycled. See my long term resting hr, etc.

What I don't like about it, is that it's ugly and stuff like calories is a rough estimate at best. I also don't like that the "best" value of the data comes from wearing it day and night. I also don't like that it kind of forces you to behave in a certain way. Now stand, now run up the stairs. Now walk fast and don't stop because it otherwise wont register as an "activity moment"

It's entirely my perfectionism interferring with the thing. And in the end the benefits are kind of bloat. Funny trivia at best. So I now try to wear it only on days I'm actually using it for workout tracking. Otherwise Ill wear my regular analogue watch. I probably won't get another one after this one breaks, but who knows. I do like it a bit better how fitbit/garmin approaches the data. Apple gamifies a bit too much for my taste.

>>105978767
yeah i used to use gadgetbridge with my amazfit bip it was nice

>>105978941
whats the battery life like on the apple ones?

>>105980716
Eh, it's okay. Lasts about 1,5 days, with always on display. Charges while I do my morning routine or chill before bed. It's actually only annoying when I go on camping trips.

Had a pixel watch for a bit. That one lasted longer for sure. 2 days for sure.

>>105976776
Garmin is the only brand I've considered but I still think it's better to have separate watch and gps devices.
Something about another company knowing where I am and all my bio data 24/7 doesn't sit right, even if their products seem really good.
Which watch do you have?

>>105975936 (OP)
I have a Galaxy watch 7
I don't do sports so most of it is wasted on me
Sleep tracker pisses me off cause I wake up in a good mood thinking that was some nice sleep and the stupid watch says it was actually objectively bad ????
It's nice to control music without pulling out my phone I guess
I paid with it once instead of card/phone and felt like a moron
It also looks kinda stupid and lame
Came with my phone for free or I never would've bought one
Oh and the battery life is atrocious

>>105981268
Not OP but I used to have a Garmin, my first and only smartwatch, sold it after about a year. The exact model was Garmin Venu 2s.
It's a fun toy in the beginning, shows so many interesting stats about you - heart rate, calories burned, steps taken, distance walked, floors climbed, all kinds of sleep metrics. What I didn't like was that it needed to be charged about once a week which was annoying, I have too many things that need to be charged. Also, I have eight other watches and I stopped wearing them because of the smartwatch "I wanna wear my Casio ProTrek on the hike this weekend but I also wanna know how many steps I walked and how many calories I burned. Guess I'm taking the Garmin" and I hated that a product was so invasive in my decision making.

>>105977404
mine is vivoactive 4 with 3.6GB of storage. over 100 songs the playlist function on the watch is laggy though so i just use random.

>>105976594
>bot reply

>>105975936 (OP)
i'd much rather have a bracelet that can just let me strap my phone to my arm or some shit

>>105976327
>the only decent use case
Every time I have a panic attack I put it on to quell my health anxiety and immediately stop having a panic attack.
Has probably saved me at least 5 unnecessary trips to the hospital in the last year or so.

i have a galaxy s6. i like the fitness tracker, it minds my sets and reps, and also serves as media control for my music