I've recently posted about my desire for a better haptic notification.
Part of the somewhat meek haptic notification of the Band 2 is probably a too small vibrator device.
In reading reviews, some people have been keen on a longer battery life.
Others have wanted more screen real estate.
My comment to Microsoft is: consider a bigger Band in the future. Or perhaps another, parallel, offering: "Mega Band".
Sometimes smart device manufacturers get tunnel-vision with respect to making things as small and light as possible. But often this compromises performance.
I've been happily wearing my band for a week now. One thing I noticed is that in comparison to my traditional watches, the Band 2 is tiny and featherweight. I could have been much bigger and heavier and I would still wear it.
And if it was larger, it could have room for a killer battery. And a powerful notification vibrator. And more screen space.
Part of the somewhat meek haptic notification of the Band 2 is probably a too small vibrator device.
In reading reviews, some people have been keen on a longer battery life.
Others have wanted more screen real estate.
My comment to Microsoft is: consider a bigger Band in the future. Or perhaps another, parallel, offering: "Mega Band".
Sometimes smart device manufacturers get tunnel-vision with respect to making things as small and light as possible. But often this compromises performance.
I've been happily wearing my band for a week now. One thing I noticed is that in comparison to my traditional watches, the Band 2 is tiny and featherweight. I could have been much bigger and heavier and I would still wear it.
And if it was larger, it could have room for a killer battery. And a powerful notification vibrator. And more screen space.