Don Red

Thanks for the insight! Glad to hear the Watch 6 Classic is easy to use after setup. The dial and swipe controls sound straightforward i guess, so maybe ill check them out

My 74-year-old dad recently had a dizzy spell and didn’t have his phone on him, which made me realize it might be time to get him a smartwatch for some added peace of mind. He’s surprisingly open to the idea — especially if it can help him keep tabs on his health. He doesn’t need constant monitoring, just something simple that tracks steps and heart rate, and maybe offers an easy way to call for help if needed. He’s not very tech-savvy, so I’m looking for a watch that’s intuitive and senior-friendly, ideally with clear alerts and possibly caregiver access. Has anyone found a good option that fits this kind of use case?

This is happened to me and I found out that if you have the FACE ID required to open your messages app on your phone then that app will no longer show in CarPlay. Once I removed that it showed back up again instantly and everything worked again perfectly.

I had this problem too. Reset network settings and back to normal. No further problems

Since the global is way better I will upgrade. Better camera, camera control, better battery, etc. for me is worth it. But depends on every person and every budget. Since my daughter has a 12PM all messed up, I’ll offer my 15 PM to her and get the 16 PM. BUT if I didn’t have my daughter, I don’t know if I’d upgrade though.

IIRC, those plans got cancelled a few months ago, and they're just sticking with Jeep for everything. Not to say they won't still try and differentiate things like Hyundai did with the original Genesis and Equus by cutting out most of the Jeep branding or something, but it won't be a standalone brand. Which makes it even more confusing that they stuck to the Wagoneer S name after saying the plans for a Wagoneer sub-brand are dead.

How doe this device beat others already in the market?