Re:Palm – The best small phone for minimalists, athletes, an...
by scarface74 on Saturday June 27, 2020 @12:03PM
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Her clips are something like these.
https://www.amazon.com/New-EARBUDi-AirPods-Slides-Earhook-Am...
She uses them when she is teaching online fitness classes and they stay in her ear so they are pretty good.
If I were still an outdoor runner I would probably get the PowerBeats with the over the ear clips.
I haven’t had any problems with Siri doing decently well for voice dictation and I have a southern accent.
Which Apple Watch cell version does she have. Do you happen to know the third party ear clip? I hadn’t thought of getting that. I just ordered AirPods arriving today.
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This is the perfect post for me to see. I am in my second deep dive in trying to make the Apple Watch a major priority, possibly upgrading to a cellular Watch if this proves to go well. Your wife is another key point for me to push this attempt.
I fit the same demo where a minimalist sort of phone like this would have been right for me. But there is no perfect and the Watch is as good or better than any other option. Especially with my lack of passive phone usage discipline.
Another time I might waste a lot of time contemplating getting something like this. But I’ve finally gotten over a few remaining “needs” for always having phone on me:
(1) detailed location history logging —- don’t think there’s an alternative to this. Won’t have it without a phone.
(2) Siri isn’t very good at dictation on the Watch —- just have to deal with it
(3) Not enough apps on the Watch —- same pattern of just deal with it. I am starting to use a few apps to put stuff into and later I can organize the info. Drafts App and Things are two main ones. Some chat/messaging apps lack proper/any Watch support. Again deal with it :p.