How do you use your watches? Do you stick film?

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• Anonymous2397 Jul 29, 2024
  Bare metal, I don't know how OP used it in Electra style for a year... I bought this S6 when it was released, and I can't remember how many years it has been used. Except for scratches, there is basically no trauma (no scratches on the fuselage and two scratches on the screen). I still exercise a lot every day (at least 2 hours), and the watch strap is changed every day. It was very uncomfortable when the first screen was scratched, so I immediately bought a screen film. But after pasting it on, it felt very bad to use it (it was ugly [warped]), and it was torn off within a long time of pasting it. I didn't even know it was time to scratch the second scratch, but there was no discomfort anymore.
• Anonymous3859 Jul 29, 2024
  You can polish it yourself
• Poster Jul 29, 2024
  @ Anonymous2397 left hand worn and often bumped.. It just looks very ugly
• Poster Jul 29, 2024
  @ Anonymous10810 neither, it's just uncomfortable to watch.
• Anonymous11545 Jul 29, 2024
  The Apple Watch has sapphire glass (yes, the one in the cellular version). Sapphire glass is scratch-resistant and wear-resistant, but it is a bit expensive. The first generation and S4 used the honeycomb version, and the sapphire glass is really scratch-resistant, which is not obvious from a certain angle. S9 I thought about changing it to the standard version without using the cellular version, but the result was scratched.
• Anonymous10876 Jul 29, 2024
  If the hydrogel film is warped, change it On average, change one a month
• Anonymous10877 Jul 29, 2024
  I didn't even think about whether I needed a film before I entered this post
• Anonymous4817 Jul 29, 2024
  No post, Iraq War Damage Edition. I didn't like it at first, but then I got used to it more and more...
• Anonymous10878 Jul 29, 2024
  ultra2 with ac can be smashed at will, anyway, it will be replaced every two years
• Anonymous7787 Jul 29, 2024
  There is no need to stick a film on Apple Watch, because when you are ready to change the watch, you will find that official website is your best depreciation channel. The official basically doesn't care about battery aging and small scratches on the screen and watch frame. As long as it can be used normally, the screen button touch is normal, and the basic estimated discount amount is the final amount given to you, and you can keep the strap and charger for yourself.
• Anonymous12629 Jul 29, 2024
  Post it, otherwise according to my bump frequency, there is a high probability that it will be unsightly in a few months
• Anonymous2109 Jul 29, 2024
  The edges will warp after applying the film. I have been streaking naked for a year. It is as bright as new without any scratches. This glass is awesome
• Anonymous3269 Jul 29, 2024
  I have used both apple watch digital standard version and ultra 2. Here's a standard answer for you: Ion-X glass, that is, the ordinary digital version of the watch, is still recommended to be applied. Without the film, it is still prone to scratches. You can apply the ar anti-reflective version of the protective film, which is the same as if it is not applied. The sapphire glass version of the watch can be left unpasted, and generally there will be no scratches.
• Anonymous3717 Jul 29, 2024
  Use ultra or stainless steel casually without any scratches The aluminum screen is really in Iraq in a week
• Anonymous10228 Jul 29, 2024
  @ Anonymous10865 Another Matryoshka 😂
• Anonymous10228 Jul 29, 2024
  It's also an S9. When I first bought it, it came with a shell without a film. Then I found that the shell bulged too much and it was uncomfortable to slide left and right, so I stopped wearing it and ran completely naked.
• Anonymous10879 Jul 29, 2024
  Buy two, one for everyday use and the other locked in the drawer so you always have a brand new one and don't care about the scratches on the other, 🐶
• Anonymous4281 Jul 29, 2024
  My s9 screen is also a bunch of scratches
• Anonymous10880 Jul 29, 2024
  Ceramic membrane
• Anonymous2868 Jul 29, 2024
  If you can't bear to buy the one with an integrated case and strap, but it's not necessary, you can just fix it after three to five months of use