

As a person who lived there and worked there as a dev I can confirm it’s bad and they are so conservative that they are like 20 years backwards…


As a person who lived there and worked there as a dev I can confirm it’s bad and they are so conservative that they are like 20 years backwards…
Logi started to suck a few years ago. I used to use their products for a long time but then they started failing just after warranty periods or they were buggy without fixes. It’s sad that such a good company went to sh… So fast…


Looks good. If I had one advice… Please don’t ban people that use vpn like those etsy aholes 😀


yeah, sadly we are living in disposable world…


I did swim with my previous phone multiple times. There is no reason not to. Until my screen was cracked and I didn’t realize it until it was too late (tiny fracture). There is no reason to fear swimming with IP68 (most phones are actually rated for > than 1m) rated phones unless front or back is cracked.


I agree with what you say in all but the last paragraph. Apple is no proof. The reason why they replace the whole watch is because its cheaper to do that rather than pay a technician to do the swap. We have all technologies needed to make it work, but its currently cheaper not to. If there is a legislation, suddenly the companies will be forced to make the battery swaps cheaper. Without it, there is no incentive for company like Apple, products of which people will keep buying no matter what.


Just saying… that it might be an indicator to check if you are the blind one here. In reality the truth may be somewhere in the middle.


sure, there is 20 haters and only you see the truth… or maybe…


Yes. Nowadays smart watch live only about 2 - 3 years and its mainly because the battery then doesn’t last a day or any decent amount. Imagine milions and millions of e-waste that doesn’t need to exist. I have a perfectly good Garmin watch that are almost unusable because of the battery now… after 2.5 years. Why wouldn’t we want swappable batteries? This has existed before. Even in watches. There are small smart gadgets with swappable battery. And it can give the product 2 - 3 times longer lifespan. Or maybe more.


People getting click-baited. The reality is that ALL small wearables are exempted as is also stated in the article. This title is such a trash…
Apple Watch and other wearables gain exemption from EU battery rules
and
That includes smartwatches, smart glasses, fitness trackers, and other small wearable devices.
My opinion is it should not be exempted. Fairbuds and Pebble watch are proof that you can have swappable battery in small devices.
I didn’t look at the app, and I certainly won’t use non open source app, but there is difference between vibe coded and ai assisted. Maybe OP can share how exactly he uses the AI?