I’d say almost? A piece from every whole category except home(ie homepod or apple tv)? Although I guess an iPad is considered a home hub so that sort of courts. I guess you could get even more technical and in depth into the ecosystem too. Like having piece from every actual product varience within a category ie…iPad Air/Pro, Mini…or Macbook Pro, iMac, Studio/Mini/Pro, etc.
They probably won’t ever as that would take probably too much for a feature that would be limited to a minuet percent of Apple Watch owners. They’d have to integrate a current companies live score updating system or create their own system. With the amount of complications available for sports it’s semi possible already. Although it would be cool to have a face like the Siri watch face that exclusively shows scores.
I think so…so far 10 has been pretty solid for me. My battery improved from what it was on all of watchOS 9. The new button system isn’t the greatest as I liked the old app switcher and being able to swipe up for the control center. I don’t see a ton of use in the scroll up widgets with complications already too. But I’m adapting to those parts now.
Anymore I try to just manually install updates when I need to charge it so I’m not having to take it off my wrist multiple times to do each.
I’m surprised it’s been so hit and miss. My Ultra 1 is almost feeling brand new again with the 10.1 battery. On 10.0 and through most of 9 it had gradually been dropping in battery capacity. It went from the definite two days to barely two days or a day and a half at times. On 10.1 Mine went down about 30-40% a day. Making it through about 2 ½ days in its first charge since updating. Not attempting to gloat because I know the feeling of having the opposite issues. But I was so thrilled to have the great battery life back I had day one.
I’ve basically only used the Nomad Sports bands for the past year besides occasionally tossing on the Apple Watch band mine came with. They feel premium and hold up really well to wear overtime. I also have had a band under $20 break white on my wrist so for a device that’s typically $400-$900 I’m just not going to risk that with a cheap strap.
If you have a standard Apple Watch, 7, 8, 9 or SE get a screen protector. A plastic screen protector/film would be best. If You have an Ultra get a Glass screen protector. For either standard or ultra I recommend RhinoShield Crashguard NX. I’ve had several Apple Watch models. Plenty are too bulky, too annoying to put on, or just suck. But the RhinoShield by far has been the best one of I’ve used. It’s more of an Otterbox than the official Otterbox ones have been in my experience.