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Regular or Pro? I have some regular ones and nice for an occasional call, also nice for listening to something without disturbing everyone and still being able to hear what's going on around you. Not super comfortable for a long time. I could see them working well for just being outside, but if running anything motorized it would drown them out easily. Not sure how good the noise canceling of the Pro is if it would allow them to work while trimming/mowing. I have a pair of Beats Studio's I've used to drown out my mower.I have been stealing my wife's airpods quite a bit lately to do yard work with. Apple made them quite nice.
The watches are pretty nice hardware. Notifications without directly looking at the phone is nice. Activity tracking can be as well. If ever showering/swimming with it, you are supposed to enable the water mode before getting in, rather than expecting it to enable on its own. Had a buddy that support told him that if there was water damage because he hadn't been doing it, that they wouldn't be able to warranty his watch. So swipe up from bottom, click the little droplet to lock it down before a swim I guess.Picked up a gen 5 Apple Watch for the wife the other day through Best Buy's memorial day sale. She really likes it, first one we've had.
Thanks for the tip. I'm hoping the watch gets taken off first (just in case) before getting too wet.The watches are pretty nice hardware. Notifications without directly looking at the phone is nice. Activity tracking can be as well. If ever showering/swimming with it, you are supposed to enable the water mode before getting in, rather than expecting it to enable on its own. Had a buddy that support told him that if there was water damage because he hadn't been doing it, that they wouldn't be able to warranty his watch. So swipe up from bottom, click the little droplet to lock it down before a swim I guess.
Just regular.Regular or Pro?
For this I use a pair of 3M earmuffs that have Bluetooth capability. I can't imagine even noise cancellation earplugs being able to safely block the noise created by a lawnmower. Mine safely block the noise but I can still listen to music at the same time.Not sure how good the noise canceling of the Pro is if it would allow them to work while trimming/mowing.
I have a TPU cover for mine, kinda like this and like it. Search for iWatch tpu cover on Amazon.Thanks for the tip. I'm hoping the watch gets taken off first (just in case) before getting too wet. Do you have a screen protector for yours? We bought a Zagg but not real happy with it. Looking to get a different one.
I don't have any protection on it, but it isn't a bad idea. I had some scratches and small chips in my series 3 from banging it on things accidentally.Thanks for the tip. I'm hoping the watch gets taken off first (just in case) before getting too wet. Do you have a screen protector for yours? We bought a Zagg but not real happy with it. Looking to get a different one.
Ordered one like this yesterday, should be here today Amazon claims. Will report back.
Anything fun I'm missing with not having the beta setup currently?or 13.5.5 update hit last night if you have the beta setup
Not that I know of with current releases being minor version updates, once they push an iOS 14 beta then there should be some bigger updates. I originally set it up to get iOS 13 beta to get the early features of a major release. These minor releases don't usually have fun new functionality, I've just left it setup. I've not seen any issues with beta though, as with any "public beta" it's a pretty generally stable build before they push it out. I'm sure it's mostly a sanity check for them to get a broader user base and catch any minor misses - always a chance of some big issue though I suppose. Not that it's unheard of for a final public release either.Anything fun I'm missing with not having the beta setup currently?