Bought Apple Watch

[parker5011]

So going from the series 1 to the 5 is ridiculous. The speed is indescribably faster. The display is amazing. It’s all just super nice. Glad I did it.

 

[ksassy]

So going from the series 1 to the 5 is ridiculous. The speed is indescribably faster. The display is amazing. It’s all just super nice. Glad I did it.

I agree that going from my Series 2 to my new Series 5 is a huge performance boost. I was able to upgrade from the GPS model to GPS+Cellular with the discount savings for the same price as the GPS. Glad I didn't wait any longer plus I love having cellular now. Enjoy your new watch!!

 

[Chris Cook5]

I was able to set up my Apple Watch last night. It synced everything to my Apple Watch. How do you delete stuff your watch don’t what for example email mailboxs. Are you able to keep stuff separate from your phone?

 

[doogald]

I was able to set up my Apple Watch last night. It synced everything to my Apple Watch. How do you delete stuff your watch don’t what for example email mailboxs. Are you able to keep stuff separate from your phone?

It depends on the app. For most third party apps you cannot change anything, but for mail, open the watch app, tap mail, tap Include Mail, and her you can designate what shows up on the watch. (I don't use the watch for mail at all except to see the notifications.)

 

[Chris Cook5]

i’m a cashier at a grocery store, with the constantly moving of my wrist do you think the battery will deplete faster? I wash my hands a lot is it OK to get the watch a tad bit wet

 

[doogald]

i’m a cashier at a grocery store, with the constantly moving of my wrist do you think the battery will deplete faster? I wash my hands a lot is it OK to get the watch a tad bit wet

Probably not all that much, and, yes.

 

[Annie_M]

Probably not all that much, and, yes.

Agreed!

 

[Chris Cook5]

Apple's Milanese loop band? For me, no. Some people say that it loosens over time, but it never does to me when I wear it. Third party bands may not be as secure, and I sometimes wonder if people who complain about the Milanese loop loosening up over time are wearing a third party version.

if you get it wet with washing your hands would it still be functionable

 

[doogald]

I wore the Milanese loop as my main band most of last summer and never had trouble. Exercising, washing my hands, swimming - it was all good for me. Idon't wear it much these days because I have a 40 mm watch as my main watch and I can barely get the 40 mm Milanese over my hand, but I wear it for less casual occasions.

 

[Annie_M]

if you get it wet with washing your hands would it still be functionable

It will be fine, but if you’re still concerned, you ca use the water lock feature. Here’s a link to Apple’s website that explains how:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210931

 

[metllicamilitia]

if you get it wet with washing your hands would it still be functionable

Ever since the Series 2 the Apple Watch is rated at 50 meters for 30 minutes. Washing your hands or swimming with it won't be a problem. Just be sure to rinse off any soap and rinse it after a swim as well. Soaps and chlorine as such will eventually wear away the water resistance and rinsing after contact with them will keep the water resistance functioning longer.

 

[Chris Cook5]

I just got me a Nike loop wristband from my local Apple Store