If you're an Apple geek then you've certainly come home with the Apple Watch. Originally launched in 2014 then updated in 2015, the wearable device has really been the ultimate homecoming for anyone who loves nothing more than collecting Apple products as if they're Pokemon playing cards. There are so many ways of interacting with the Apple Watch and so many different features and elements to get used to that which is a worry because it makes the learning curve fairly steep. For anyone who has the device, It takes a lot of getting used to, and at times it feels counter-intuitive, one of the greatest things about Apple products is that they are very easy to use and this -arguably - is not. Prices start from £299 and that's for the sport version, the watch version is £400+ and don't even go there with the Edition version. As is often the case, waiting for the second generation of the Apple Watch is likely to be a wise move, because Apple is going to learn a lot from this first generation smartwatch and from the customers and fans that are using it. But don't let this put you off because it is extremely well constructed, has long battery life, already has more than 1,300 apps, has an addictive activity tracking system, let's you carry out phone conversations from the watch, and has a vast accessory market. Apple waited to launch its watch for a reason and it certainly has been paying off for them.
