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Whether you get the Apple Watch Series 8 in the 41mm or 45mm trim (the version I have), both feel fantastic to wear all day long - and even throughout the night if you’re interested in sleep tracking. When you have a design foundation that’s this good, it’s understandable why that is. Apple’s had a very clear and focused design approach ever since the original Apple Watch debuted in 2014, and while new models have improved things over the years, the general aesthetics haven’t changed very much. What’s going on with the Apple Watch Series 8’s design? Well, it looks like an Apple Watch. Apple Watch Series 8: design Joe Maring / Digital Trends The six months later section toward the end of the review was written by Jesse Hollington after using an Apple Watch Series 8 (purchased by himself) for about six months. This review was written and published by Joe Maring after using an Apple Watch Series 8 (provided by Apple for review purposes) for around two weeks.
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The Apple Watch Series 9 is here, and it’s hiding a big upgrade The 6 biggest announcements from Apple’s iPhone 15 event Watch all of Apple’s Wonderlust videos right here Apple didn’t reinvent the wheel with the Apple Watch Series 8, and that’s because it’s already so far ahead of the curve that it doesn’t need to.Ĭall it “boring” or “bland” if you want, but that doesn’t stop the Apple Watch Series 8 from being the best smartwatch money can buy. It’s very similar to the iPhone 14 in that way. Wearing the Series 8 has reminded me a lot of my Apple Watch Series 7 I’ve worn for the past year because, well, the Series 8 is practically identical to it.
iHome iSS50 5-in-1 Smartmonitor is one i considered, but needs to be plugged in, so it goes 3rd in my list of choices :/ Govee Thermometer/Hygrometer (the WiFi version) is actually a really good choice, and i was thinking of getting it, but it dropped 2nd in my list (you’ll see why later on). SensorPush Wireless Thermometer/Hygrometer it is good enough, but still a no for me. Temp Stick Wireless Temperature Sensor is a no for me. AcuRite 00782A2 Wireless Indoor/Outdoor.La Crosse Technology 926-25106-Wgb Wireless Monitor System Set.SensorPush Wireless Thermometer/Hygrometer.There are many solutions out there, that do what i was looking for, but they were either out of my budget or didn’t have the automation side or required subscription (wth?) I came across various sites such as 3Dinsider ( 6 Best Wireless & Wi-Fi Temperature Sensors in 2019) and JoyOfAndroid ( The best wireless temperature sensors of 2020). I looked around the net for existing solutions, that would be battery powered, wireless, could record an acceptable time range (1-2 weeks), and maybe be able to integrate into some home automation in the future.
I wanted at least 2 (or more, depending on the cost) for balcony (outdoor measurements) and living room (indoor measurements). At some point i was looking for a centralized temperature and humidity monitoring, mostly out of curiosity, but also because i wanted to know when to turn the A/C and dehumidifier on/off (apart from the natural feeling or “cold”, “hot” or “feels kind of bad in here”).
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