Hi, im doing a project from Engineering, and need to get some user input for the following survey:
1: do you have an Apple watch? if yes, which model?
2: how many minutes do you spend interacting with the smartwatch (any)?
3: what function of the watch do you use the most?
4: if the cost of the Apple watch was lower, would you change to or start using Apple watch?
thanks, any help is appreciated
1. No. I use a Gear and chinese smartwatches.
2. Depends on the mobile traffic. But i'm sure its around 30 minutes a day at least since i make handsfree calls as well.
3. Media control and handfree calls.
4. No. The Apple watch doesn't support Android. If it would, i'd already have one.
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I'm leaning towards purchasing a Sony Smart Watch today, but I would like to ask a few questions before I pull the trigger.
Is it possible to pair both a Sony Smart watch and Google Glasses to my Nexus 5? If possible, are there any drawbacks to having both devices active at the same time, other than duplicating functions?
My thought process is that by having the Sony Watch, it would allow me to screen alerts and messages visually on my arm. If I feel as though the message warrants a immediate response I would then activate GG to respond accordingly. Keep in mind that Google Glass only provides a audible beep of a incoming message..i.e text and emails. This would help me stretch the battery life on GG by not having to activate it each and every time I hear a beep. I travel a lot in my profession by car on a daily basis and this would really help if its possible.
Thanks in advance!!
Can't speak for SW, but was fine when connected to me pebble and gear
Use the SW2 and Glass same time with Z1, there's no problem.
Thanks guys...was holding off until I got confirmation from forum members.
I'm not sure what Bluetooth profile the watch and glass uses, but yesterday I connected my Bluetooth car stereo to my phone while glass was connected and I couldn't make calls on Glass as long as it was connected to the car. Paired it with a Bluetooth headset with the same results, knowing that they both fall under the Bluetooth headset profile. Unsurprisingly I couldn't operate both.
As you see my goal was to reproduce the same scenario as if I was connected via Bluetooth to both Glass and a smart watch. I appreciate your feedback, but could you specifically elaborate if you lost any functionality.
Brendo, you stated you had a Galaxy Gear. Were you able to choose which device you wanted to make or accept calls on without manually selecting the device in your Bluetooth settings? After you made a call say on your Galaxy Gear, did it kill the call functionality in your Glass and vice versa. I'm sold on the Sony SW because it uses Bluetooth LE to connect to phone for data only. Now that I'm leaning towards purchasing a Martian Passport, I just want to make sure before I go plump down $300.
I know I have many questions, and would love to be able to go to a store to demo one to get my answers, but I don't know of a store that have live units out for demo.
Again thanks.
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Thanks guys...I settled on the Sony SW 2 and it works without a hitch. Now I can finally reserve battery life on my Glass by screening my messages.
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Oh, I had mine connected to car at same time also
Phone call followed which ever device initiated the call (call out or pick up)
Zeblaze Cosmo
Hands-on & Review
Main Features:
• 1.61 inch IPS full view 3D arc screen: 1.61 inch large IPS screen, easy to get the information; The arc is up to 1.4mm, gives you 160 degrees view range without turning over wrist.
• 22mm replaceable genuine leather band: The strap is replaceable, you can choose your favorite band to express your attitude and style.
• Heart rate monitor: Monitor your heart rate, let you know about your heart rate at anytime and anywhere.
• Call reminder: When a call is coming, it will remind you and you can answer it directly.
• Pedometer / Sleep monitor / Sedentary reminder: Take care of your life, help you develop good living habits.
• Remote camera / music: Control your smart phone to take phones and play music on your wrist.
• Information notification: Mail, Facebook, News etc. will all be pushed to the watch, you can real-time get information.
More information here
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Thank you
Looks great! Deserve more attention
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Looks great! Deserve more attention
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yes, this is true
in reality looks more beautiful
I ordered it. I'm eagerly waiting for it! It's gorgeous than the crystal
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Yellowflash99 said:
I ordered it. I'm eagerly waiting for it! It's gorgeous than the crystal
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great !
please share you thoughts when you get it.
tnx
I won't certainly fail to do so! Sharing is caring
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great
tnx :good:
I have had the Cosmos for a couple of months now.
I have had the Cosmos for a couple of months now and I am quite impressed with the quality of the build of this watch. I had problems at first with the watch disconnecting from the BT on my phone but after pairing the watch to my phone through the BT settings on my phone rather than the FunDo Wear and my phone asking if I wanted to make the watch a trusted BT device I have not had any pairing, connecting or syncing issues since. I have dumped the FunDo Wear app and tried a number of BT notification apps. The BT apps that have worked all where FunDo variations. I have ran the watch with out any BT notification apps at all but just by pairing to my phone with blue tooth alone. I was able to do things like stream music to the watch, make and receive phone calls and use the dialler on the watch all without any apps. The Cosmos hardware is capable of so much more than what can be done with the current FunDo variations. I can see this watch being able to do thing such as control my nest thermostat, control my Iluv led lights or even monitor my home security DVR if either android wear would support these watches or FunDo would step up their game and program a usable and stable sync app. As for the Cosmos watch itself, it is an impressive watch both in style and quality.
teverley06 said:
I have had the Cosmos for a couple of months now and I am quite impressed with the quality of the build of this watch. I had problems at first with the watch disconnecting from the BT on my phone but after pairing the watch to my phone through the BT settings on my phone rather than the FunDo Wear and my phone asking if I wanted to make the watch a trusted BT device I have not had any pairing, connecting or syncing issues since. I have dumped the FunDo Wear app and tried a number of BT notification apps. The BT apps that have worked all where FunDo variations. I have ran the watch with out any BT notification apps at all but just by pairing to my phone with blue tooth alone. I was able to do things like stream music to the watch, make and receive phone calls and use the dialler on the watch all without any apps. The Cosmos hardware is capable of so much more than what can be done with the current FunDo variations. I can see this watch being able to do thing such as control my nest thermostat, control my Iluv led lights or even monitor my home security DVR if either android wear would support these watches or FunDo would step up their game and program a usable and stable sync app. As for the Cosmos watch itself, it is an impressive watch both in style and quality.
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Thanks for your opinion
I also tried to connect the watch with old phone and it worked. but the phone had to find the watch first. anyway I agree with you when you say
that the Zeblaze Cosmo is good quality watch :good:
I would like watch with decent autonomy and notifications, not really interested in being standalone.. A site says the best is gv18 but i would like to hear your experience
Mine?Mine is a standalone watch D6. full functioning.
I know very little about other watches.If you like this watch,you can search it on this forums.
Smith 001 said:
Mine?Mine is a standalone watch D6. full functioning.
I know very little about other watches.If you like this watch,you can search it on this forums.
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Sorry but its too expensive
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Sorry but its too expensive
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It's OK.You can search some thread about smartwatch.Maybe you'll find one fitting.
DZ09.
It Support SIM card.And it can to used for a independent mobile phone, Support Memory card up to 32GB.
Multi function: Passometer, Sleep Tracker, Message Reminder, Call Reminder, Answer Call, Dial Call, Remote Control, Push Message, Altitude Meter.
Two way Anti-lost: After activating anti-lost function, smart watch will ring or vibrate to alert if the smartphone leaves smart watch 10 meters away. Smartphone will ring after you activate looking phone function, that you can find the phone easily.
It support all Android Smartphones and Android Tablet PC. Such as Samsung, HTC, Sony, LG, HUAWEI, ZTE, OPPO, XIAOMI, and so on. Android Tablet PC: Samsung, Nexus, Onda, Newsmy, and so on.
I'd like to buy a smartwatch, however all that meet my requirements (AMOLED, waterproof) are stand-alone versions, with SIM card slot. I've notice that most of these watches do not support full phone synchronization. I'd like my watch to have functionality like: phone camera trigger, answering phone calls, answering SMS or WhatsApp messages...
If some of you can advice me how can I achieve that by external software, or what kind of smartwatch should I buy to meet those requirements, it would be great.
None of them will be able to make or receive calls properly through Bluetooth if that is what you are asking.
There is a reason for this. Google owns the api that allows this kind of interaction with Android. They will never allow it to be used on these watches. To google, these watches go against everything they are working on with Android Wear. They also protest that it is a security issue.
So, long story short - if you want full Bluetooth interactive mode you will need a Wear watch.
Not one of these Bluetooth pairing watches you find on Aliexpress. They also are not allowed to use these api's and cannot make or receive calls over Bluetooth.
If you find one that really works (a lot of them claim to but don't) I'd be interested ?
You might look at the Ticwatch 2. Nice looking watch and is licensed by Google - kind of......
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Have you looked at the Imacwear M7? It might be what you're looking for.
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Thanks @pablo11, however I can't say that I'm happy with what I've just read So it is not possible to implement this functionality in ROM or with the App?
Samsung watches overspend my budget
I completely don't get it! A 10$ smartwatch (like DZ-09) can answer phone calls and push notification two-way, and 100$ can't?
Hello, I bought this smartwatch on Alibaba, when I go into the parameters its name is LY726(G) WATCH7 v06922. They say the software we have to install to connect to it is Fitpro. I can already access to it via bluetooth from my computer and it seems to be used as a bluetooth speaker when I do so.
For an art project I'd like to transform the smartwatch into a media player who would only play a video in loop with no other features, as I do this with raspberry pis. Is it possible to install android on it to do this? Which would be the solutions? Thank you very much and have a nice day.
of course no. it's like a trying to install windows 11 on 8-digits calculator. maximum what you can - translate audio stream and that's all. even no video.