- Oct 31, 2009
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Yeah no regrets for me on the regular size pro, feels good one hand typing again. The battery life is worse but I can live with it
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- Apr 14, 2003
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Im wondering if i should get a wireless adapter for CarPlay cuz i feel the constant plugging in to my car kills battery life.
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This one hurt. Magsafe duo charger I picked up yesterday. $169 Canadian Clams. $124 USD. Doesn't even come with a charging brick
. That's right, a charger that doesn't come with a charging brick...Awesome sleek design though.
superblytrife
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- Mar 20, 2002
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This one hurt. Magsafe duo charger I picked up yesterday. $169 Canadian Clams. $124 USD. Doesn't even come with a charging brick
Awesome sleek design though.
It’s expensive for what it is, but I kid you not when I say it’s one of my favorite Apple purchases in awhile. Every time I travel and see my wife hassling with all her cords/charging bricks I thank myself for spending that bread.
- Oct 31, 2005
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Reset my phone yesterday and started as new. My battery life was terrible backing up from iCloud. I hope this fixed it.
- Sep 20, 2007
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I’ve used mine on a few trips now and it’s very convenient after a long day on vacation or traveling to just toss your devices on it and go to sleep. Finding one outlet >>>>
This one hurt. Magsafe duo charger I picked up yesterday. $169 Canadian Clams. $124 USD. Doesn't even come with a charging brick
Awesome sleek design though.
It’s an absolute luxury purchase tho
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- Apr 11, 2011
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Literally just got he charging pad today after buying another phone mag charger & 35W double brick. Still using the brick because higher wattage but now I have an extra phone charger. Oh well.
This one hurt. Magsafe duo charger I picked up yesterday. $169 Canadian Clams. $124 USD. Doesn't even come with a charging brick
Awesome sleek design though.
So far it’s legit. Love the adjustable watch charger that sets the time like a side table clock.
- Sep 20, 2007
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Is there a way to set the clock setting to always be on? Mine turns off like its just charging on the ground.
- Oct 27, 2005
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charging pad is pricey but worth it. got it the day it dropped last year. at first i felt like i got got, but it’s worth it, especially for traveling
- Sep 20, 2007
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- Oct 27, 2005
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Planning on feb - may of next year.life is good
i’ll be back in 2 weeks
First time wife and I will be going alone believe it or not. Excited.
- Apr 11, 2011
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It’s expensive for what it is, but I kid you not when I say it’s one of my favorite Apple purchases in awhile. Every time I travel and see my wife hassling with all her cords/charging bricks I thank myself for spending that bread.
But you cant use it while charging? Only reason im eh on a magsafe. How fast do they charge nowadays? I know on my 12PM and its fast charger im good after 30 min.
superblytrife
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Nah, it def isn't for use while charging. This is more of a set it down and forget it, but it does charge quick depending on the power brick used.
- Dec 27, 2012
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I have the 7 series and have been tracking my sleep with it lately. Between that and using it during the day the battery goes fast. When do you guys charge it?
This issue alone makes me consider the Ultra for better battery. I don’t need the ruggedness for pillows though.
This issue alone makes me consider the Ultra for better battery. I don’t need the ruggedness for pillows though.
- Apr 11, 2011
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I’ve never owned an Apple Watch and the battery life & other features made me finally grab one.
Had it at 100% & used it for an entire day, slept with on (forgot to put it in sleep mode so started a few timers & got a random reminder to get up periodically…) finally got it to sleep mode, then finally charged it at around 48% the next day.
Charged for about 20 min & got it to about 68%.
Been using it all day again & about 47% right now
TL;DR:
Used it all day & half-way through the night because it wasn’t in sleep mode. Woke up & charges for short time & been using it all day again with 47% left. Plan on sleeping with it again & charging in morning for short time.
Had it at 100% & used it for an entire day, slept with on (forgot to put it in sleep mode so started a few timers & got a random reminder to get up periodically…) finally got it to sleep mode, then finally charged it at around 48% the next day.
Charged for about 20 min & got it to about 68%.
Been using it all day again & about 47% right now
TL;DR:
Used it all day & half-way through the night because it wasn’t in sleep mode. Woke up & charges for short time & been using it all day again with 47% left. Plan on sleeping with it again & charging in morning for short time.
- Sep 1, 2008
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Jelly of you guys having your watches. I ordered mine and eta is October 
I was going to charlotte for a business trip and wanted to roll in with some swag petty I know.
That pad up there looking nice. Does it charge the watches fast? Does it have to be connected all the time?
I was going to charlotte for a business trip and wanted to roll in with some swag
petty I know. That pad up there looking nice. Does it charge the watches fast? Does it have to be connected all the time?
- Jun 19, 2005
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I charge my series 6 every other day. Usually by then it’s around 35-30%
- Dec 18, 2012
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The battery life on my series 6 is about a day and half now. Prob gonna splurge on the ultra
- Oct 28, 2013
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I gotta admit, this was a bold move by them. I was shocked. I see how the removal of the headphone jack benefited them (sold more Airpods) but I don't see how removing the sim tray benefits them.
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If you haven’t noticed, Apple has been reducing the amount of “vulnerable” open ports on the iPhone for years, slowly. The headphone jack and SIM tray are areas of water entry. The SIM tray is what (up until this point) housed the water damage indicator in the phone.
Same with the original charging port we had before lightning. Very vulnerable to water damage.
People keep asking Apple to change the charging port on the iPhones to USB-C but I’m pretty sure Apple is moving slowly towards a portless redesign. MagSafe being introduced is no coincidence as well.
