As we all have probably heard, Apple’s iWatch has finally been released at the end of this past April. The iWatch is a convenient and portable way to stay connected with other iWatch users. It provides quick information, such as the weather and time. This is by far Apple’s most personalized device, and this allows accessibility in many ways.
The Apple Watch falls under three categories, Apple Watch, Apple Sport, and Apple Edition to match your needs. You have the ability to choose the band style, the metal used to surround the watch face, the screen size, and much more. The watch comes in two sizes, 38mm and 42mm, in addition to the two different metals used, 18-karat yellow gold and 18-karat rose gold.
Furthermore, you have a choice of six band styles, including the sport band, a modern buckle, and a link bracelet. Between the Apple Watch, Apple Sport, and Apple Edition, there are 38 models that you can choose from that are all meant to suit all sorts of needs.
One of the watch’s most notable features is it’s ability to read your heart rate to help track daily fitness routines and overall health.
However, it has been discovered that the iWatch does not function properly if the user has tattoos on his/her wrist where the iWatch is worn. The tattoos interfere with the watch’s ability to identify a heartbeat,which makes it give out false results. Surprisingly, the color of the tattoo affects the sensor readings;darker, solid shades give the charger the hardest trouble and the most inaccurate results. Therefore, it would be more ideal if someone has a lighter shaded tattoo because the watch may not have trouble detecting a pulse.
In addition, similar to the tattoos, if a user has particularly hairy arms, any prominent scars, or skin aberrations, it gives the watch a hard time in reading health statistics.
In all, the iWatch is a great piece of wearable technology that enables people to access information faster. There are clearly many options and styles for all different lifestyles.
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