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Is the Apple Watch good at overall health tracking for someone who is not an athlete? (alien.top)
submitted 2 years ago by [B] to c/apple@hardware.watch
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So I’m trying to decide between an Oura ring, Whoop, and a Apple Watch Ultra 2. I am in no means in athlete and am in an average health. I’m looking for a tracker to be able to give me insights into how I am sleeping, recovery levels, and basic workout tracking and other health metrics. I’m more interested in things like how does how much I sleep or how much alcohol I have to drink affect my wellbeing instead of how well I recover from a workout. Would the Apple Watch be good for this or should I consider the other options above?

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[–] [B] 1 point 2 years ago

Battery life is a very fashionable herring that glows bright red in all illumination.

Charge phone every day. Charge watch every day. It becomes a routine meaning neither will ever run out of battery.

Scratch/damage. Simple question. Do they do that to “normal” watches. No? Then it’s irrelevant, like it is for the phone.

I see excuses rather than reasons.

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