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Apple Watch (Series 2) - September 16th Release

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  • #182
    DubDJ
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    Vudgie wrote: »
    Probably a stupid question but is the series 2 waterproof all the time or does it have to be in a swim workout/mode?

    I saw that they don't recommend wearing it in the shower as soap etc can interfere with the waterproofing, is this true?
    The Series 2 is full waterproof, even for swimming. The workout mode is probably more about locking the screen because the water activates the screen and picks it up as taps.

    Afterwards you can toggle the mode which vibrates the speaker to expel water. That's probably the water feature.

    I've the Series 1 watch, that's not water-proof but water resistant. I shower with that every time and so far I've no issues.


  • #183
    Blazer
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    Does anyone have the steel version?
    I have the sport version and the white graphics on my wathcface are whiter than the steel version which looks a duller white in comparison..its driving my mate who has the steel version nuts :D


  • #184
    Creamy Goodness
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    Sure he isn't using an antique white watch face?


  • #185
    Oafley Jones
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    Blazer wrote: »
    Does anyone have the steel version?
    I have the sport version and the white graphics on my wathcface are whiter than the steel version which looks a duller white in comparison..its driving my mate who has the steel version nuts :D

    That's because how light transmits and reflects through the sapphire crystal on the steel vs the glass.


  • #186
    awec
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    Is there a way to expel the water from the speaker without actually having to start and finish a water-based workout?


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  • #187
    murpho999
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    awec wrote: »
    Is there a way to expel the water from the speaker without actually having to start and finish a water-based workout?

    I think you need swipe up from the bottom of your watch face and tap on the raindrop icon to activate water lock then turn the crown.


  • #188
    Blazer
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    awec wrote: »
    Is there a way to expel the water from the speaker without actually having to start and finish a water-based workout?

    just twist the dial


  • #189
    murpho999
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 28,531 ✭✭✭✭murpho999


    Blazer wrote: »
    just twist the dial

    ...or google it!


  • #190
    Blazer
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,450 ✭✭✭✭Blazer


    murpho999 wrote: »
    ...or google it!

    somehow I missed the whole twist the dial at the end of your post..I'm not really having a good day today :D


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