別急著買！Apple Watch S12、Ultra 4 戴了一陣子，真實心得大公開！ — Transcript

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1. 0:00Morning, Da Ting!
2. 0:01>> We’re going to share our experience
3. 0:03with the Watch Ultra 4 and Apple Watch
4. 0:05S12.
5. 0:06>> Oh, it’s really noticeable.
6. 0:08>> Alright, let’s go straight to the
7. 0:10intro. Did you end up with a dud tech
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14. 0:25any first-hand info. This time, when I
15. 0:28switched from the S11 to the S12, one
16. 0:31thing that really stood out was that
17. 0:33transferring my watch usually takes a
18. 0:36long time,
19. 0:37>> but this time, the transfer took less
20. 0:39than half the usual time.
21. 0:41>> That’s impressive. Yeah, even though
22. 0:43the apps download gradually after the
23. 0:45transfer, everything else moved really
24. 0:47quickly. Also, I think the battery life
25. 0:50is actually quite good. Combined with
26. 0:52its charging speed—people used to say
27. 0:54this watch couldn’t last a full day,
28. 0:57which was a real pain point.
29. 1:00>> But for me, using the Wi-Fi version,
30. 1:03after 24 hours of use, I still have 65%
31. 1:07battery left. However, I have to
32. 1:10mention, it might be because, first,
33. 1:11I’m not constantly saying, "Oh, I'm
34. 1:13starting a workout, time to run a
35. 1:15marathon," or anything like that.
36. 1:17>> Or listening to music all the time.
37. 1:19>> Right, I’m not listening to music
38. 1:21either, but I use it normally—
39. 1:23checking messages, replying
40. 1:25occasionally, tracking my walking, and
41. 1:27recording my sleep. But there is a
42. 1:29scenario where, if you use the LTE
43. 1:31version—like a friend of ours whose
44. 1:33kid uses it for school—it drains the
45. 1:35battery very quickly because it’s
46. 1:37constantly searching for a signal. I
47. 1:39use the Ultra 4, which has a larger
48. 1:41battery, and when the director and I
49. 1:42went on a business trip, I only charged
50. 1:44my Apple Watch once every three days.
51. 1:45>> Oh, that’s because your battery is
52. 1:47naturally much larger.
53. 1:48>> But, consider another thing: there’s
54. 1:50a major update where it checks your
55. 1:52heart rate every five seconds. Since my
56. 1:55heart rate is a bit faster because I'm
57. 1:57getting older,
58. 1:58>> I’m old now, so I check my heart rate
59. 2:00every now and then. Look at it right
60. 2:02now.
61. 2:02>> Doesn't that make you anxious?
62. 2:03>> It’s 111 right now.
63. 2:05>> Mine is only 88. Right, your heart rate
64. 2:07is healthy.
65. 2:08>> Yeah, my resting heart rate when I just
66. 2:09wake up is about 90.
67. 2:11>> And then, whenever I start working or
68. 2:12walking fast or something, my heart
69. 2:14rate usually lands around 110 to 120.
70. 2:16>> So you can actually monitor your own
71. 2:18heart.
72. 2:18>> Yeah, it’s actually very important
73. 2:19for me, and I originally thought...
74. 2:21>> Your heart rate is too high.
75. 2:22>> Too high, really? No, I initially
76. 2:25thought, would this also consume a lot
77. 2:26of power? But actually, it doesn't. I
78. 2:29only charge it once every three days,
79. 2:30and I've noticed the charging speed is
80. 2:32even faster this time. Yeah, before, I
81. 2:36might go take a shower, and given my
82. 2:38habits, I just charge it while I'm
83. 2:39using the bathroom, and by the time I
84. 2:42come out, it's charged, so I can wear
85. 2:44it through the night until the next day
86. 2:46when I shower again. But look, I just
87. 2:50went in for a quick shower and came out
88. 2:53, and it was already fully charged
89. 2:55because I was at 65%before I started
90. 2:57charging, so it filled up really
91. 2:59quickly. So, the charging speed is
92. 3:01genuinely fast, and another part that
93. 3:03Tam-san should find quite impressive is
94. 3:05a major update this time called the
95. 3:07Readiness Score. Hey, why didn't you
96. 3:08mention that Readiness Score when you
97. 3:10were filming the unboxing? It's because
98. 3:12it requires seven days of wear. Right,
99. 3:14it's actually a bit like tracking a
100. 3:16menstrual cycle; you have to wear it
101. 3:18for a full seven days. It measures your
102. 3:22body's vital signs, temperature, heart
103. 3:24rate, and things like that, recording
104. 3:27your long-term average status before it
105. 3:29gives you the Readiness Score.
106. 3:34>> Oh, so we actually recorded our screen
107. 3:36at home yesterday, let's take a look.
108. 3:38Okay, let's look at Tam's Readiness
109. 3:41Score. He's pressing it now.
110. 3:43>> Press it, and then...
111. 3:44>> It's right there on the side, just here
112. 3:46.
113. 3:46>> Okay, tap it. Hey, it's an 8, do you
114. 3:48know what that means?
115. 3:50>> Yeah, on a scale of one to ten, you're
116. 3:51an eight. So, what does eight mean?
117. 3:53Look at the stuff underneath.
118. 3:54>> The three indicators below, they're all
119. 3:56checked off. Okay, let's take a look.
120. 3:58>> If you swipe up a bit on the side, it
121. 4:00says, hey, you slept really well last
122. 4:02night, you've met the indicator for
123. 4:03being well-rested, and look, it tells
124. 4:05you your fitness readiness and sleep
125. 4:07score are very high, so have you
126. 4:09realized how important it is to sleep
127. 4:11well? Yes, it can also...
128. 4:13>> Cause inflammation.
129. 4:14>> Did you take sleep powder?
130. 4:15>> I didn't yesterday, and I already slept
131. 4:17well.
132. 4:17>> You slept that well without taking
133. 4:18anything yesterday, OK.
134. 4:19>> If I usually take it, I'd get 100
135. 4:21points. Why does it have a cycle
136. 4:22tracking feature here? What does that
137. 4:24mean?
138. 4:24>> Because I wear it every day, it tracks
139. 4:26things like your body temperature, and
140. 4:28records when your period starts each
141. 4:30month, so it can estimate when your
142. 4:32next cycle is coming. Since I started
143. 4:34wearing this watch on day one, I've had
144. 4:36it on every day, so it detects it
145. 4:38automatically.
146. 4:39>> Oh, and it also says you can view more
147. 4:41on your iPhone.
148. 4:42>> Yes, you can see more in the Health app
149. 4:44.
150. 4:44>> I want to see your sleep data.
151. 4:46>> Here comes the sleep master.
152. 4:47>> Wow, that's really high. Look, it's
153. 4:50telling you
154. 4:51>> REM sleep.
155. 4:52>> Yeah, and look, my time awake is quite
156. 4:55low. If you're awake more often, it
157. 4:57means you aren't sleeping well, so I
158. 4:59think the Apple Watch helps you
159. 5:01understand your usual sleep quality.
160. 5:03Some people think having many dreams
161. 5:05means poor sleep, but that's not true.
162. 5:07I tell you, I have at least five dreams
163. 5:09a day.
164. 5:09>> Also, we can see the heart rate updates
165. 5:11every five seconds. It was 92 just now,
166. 5:13and now it's 91; it's really changing
167. 5:15constantly.
168. 5:16>> It's detecting again. It's detecting
169. 5:18again. It updates every five seconds,
170. 5:20which I think is very important.
171. 5:21>> For readiness scores, it's actually
172. 5:23recommended to wear it almost 24 hours
173. 5:25a day, except when charging. For
174. 5:27example, we have a friend who wanted to
175. 5:28slack off on the weekend, so he didn't
176. 5:30want to wear his watch and just left it
177. 5:32aside, but then he thought he might as
178. 5:34well wear it before bed.
179. 5:35>> To check his readiness score.
180. 5:37>> Eh, nope. Even though it tracked while
181. 5:39he was sleeping, there was no readiness
182. 5:41score after he woke up. Why is that?
183. 5:43>> It probably needs to confirm your vital
184. 5:45signs throughout the whole day,
185. 5:46including your heart rate and other
186. 5:48indicators, to synthesize the data. But
187. 5:50I've encountered a situation where, for
188. 5:51instance, I slept quite well, and after
189. 5:53waking up, I immediately give myself a
190. 5:55score. I check, "Oh, my readiness score
191. 5:57is eight," but do you know what? As
192. 5:59soon as I get to the office, it
193. 6:01immediately drops to seven.
194. 6:02>> So it's possible for it to change at
195. 6:04any moment, right?
196. 6:05>> And if you get lazy and don't wear it,
197. 6:06the readiness score won't show up.
198. 6:07>> Right, right. Then it'll be easy for me
199. 6:10to check, because you won't have a
200. 6:11readiness score.
201. 6:12>> Then you'll find yourself saying, "Boss
202. 6:13, my readiness score for today is just
203. 6:15'I don't want to work'."
204. 6:16>> Actually, this time they've updated to
205. 6:18a brand-new dynamic app grid interface.
206. 6:21This means that when you press the
207. 6:23Digital Crown, the biggest difference
208. 6:25in this dynamic grid compared to before
209. 6:27is that it puts the apps you use most
210. 6:29often or most recently right at the
211. 6:31front. Right, it's laid out more like a
212. 6:33plum blossom pattern.
213. 6:34>> Yes, exactly. So you don't have to
214. 6:37search through that dense, cluttered
215. 6:38mess like before, right? You can turn
216. 6:40the Digital Crown to browse other apps,
217. 6:42and just tap the icon to open them. But
218. 6:44let me ask, do you know why I'm
219. 6:46bringing this up?
220. 6:47>> Some people just still prefer the list
221. 6:49view. Yeah, they still want to go back
222. 6:51to how it was before. Can you go back
223. 6:53to the past?
224. 6:53>> You can. You go to Settings, then App
225. 6:56View, and there's a toggle for List
226. 6:58View to switch it back. But my advice
227. 7:00is to try out the dynamic grid
228. 7:02interface for a few days, because the
229. 7:05system learns.
230. 7:06>> Right.
231. 7:07>> Once it learns and you feel it's okay,
232. 7:09you can just leave it. If you don't
233. 7:10like it, it's simple to switch back to
234. 7:12the list.
235. 7:12>> Because, in fact, look, even though it
236. 7:14displays your most used ones on the
237. 7:16surface,
238. 7:17>> if you swipe up, it immediately changes
239. 7:19back to your original view. It's just a
240. 7:21matter of habit, right? And isn't there
241. 7:23another habit that seems to have
242. 7:24changed, too? Like chatting? For
243. 7:27example—though I think this might be
244. 7:29compatibility between the watch and the
245. 7:32apps—like LINE.
246. 7:33>> Take me, for instance, I use WeChat and
247. 7:36LINE a lot. And the biggest thing I
248. 7:41noticed before was that if I were
249. 7:43chatting with you on my computer for a
250. 7:45long time, and I wanted to go back and
251. 7:47check on my watch while doing something
252. 7:49else, it usually took a while to sync
253. 7:52up to the latest messages. Oh.
254. 7:56>> But now it’s become super fast, it
255. 7:58syncs pretty much in real-time, and
256. 8:00that goes for LINE too. But I think
257. 8:02LINE has a bit of a drawback—you know
258. 8:04how we usually have pinned messages in
259. 8:06LINE, right?
260. 8:07>> But they might not show up as pinned on
261. 8:09the watch. The LINE login this time is
262. 8:11a bit laggy at first, but there are
263. 8:12improvements after the update. Before,
264. 8:14if you didn't check LINE on your watch
265. 8:16for a while, it would auto-logout, and
266. 8:18you’d have to scan a QR code to get
267. 8:19back in, but now you don't have to. Now
268. 8:21you just tap it, and it'll say "No
269. 8:23activity, time's up, you need to log
270. 8:25back in," right? You just hit confirm,
271. 8:26and it logs you back in. But it seems
272. 8:28like you noticed something is missing,
273. 8:29is that right?
274. 8:30>> Oh, people have been talking about it
275. 8:32recently. I don't use it myself, but
276. 8:33some say it's a bit of a shame that
277. 8:35it's gone, which is...
278. 8:36>> This is actually something the director
279. 8:37and I both use, although the director
280. 8:38...
281. 8:38>> Walkie-Talkie.
282. 8:40>> Yes.
283. 8:41>> The Walkie-Talkie feature is actually
284. 8:42gone!
285. 8:43>> They removed it, didn't they? Has
286. 8:44everyone noticed? Well, there's another
287. 8:47update this time, which is a new "Find"
288. 8:49app that integrates everything—
289. 8:51finding items, finding people, finding
290. 8:53devices—it’s all combined. No, so
291. 8:55if moms or wives want to keep tabs on
292. 8:57their sneaky kids or husbands, they can
293. 9:00use the "Find" app, right?
294. 9:02>> Yes, and you can go right here to find
295. 9:04people. In the top left corner, if you
296. 9:06want to find your devices or items,
297. 9:08just tap it and you can switch between
298. 9:10them. It’s integrated into the watch
299. 9:12now. Also, you mentioned something
300. 9:13special about it, let’s go in and
301. 9:15take a look. Hey, you said you found a
302. 9:17little secret this time that guys don't
303. 9:18understand?
304. 9:19>> Guys don't get it. It's for women, so
305. 9:21if guys see a woman's watch, they
306. 9:22should pay a little attention. It has
307. 9:24cycle tracking, which it's always had,
308. 9:26>> Tracking, right.
309. 9:27>> And before, it was mostly just, oh,
310. 9:29green or red, showing your...
311. 9:30>> Right, right, right.
312. 9:32>> And I'll show you, look at how it
313. 9:34changes, oh.
314. 9:35>> When your mood is at its peak, like, is
315. 9:38it very...
316. 9:38>> When it's at its peak and there's a lot
317. 9:40of, it's still red, everyone be careful
318. 9:42, it's very red.
319. 9:42>> And then, oh, great, your life is safe
320. 9:44again, right?
321. 9:45>> Oh, this is so cool. You have to be
322. 9:48extra careful, and I just find it
323. 9:50hilarious. You can really feel those
324. 9:52little changes telling you when your
325. 9:54mood is a bit more intense.
326. 9:56>> Hey, I think that surprise detection is
327. 9:58just a minor update, I feel like...
328. 10:00>> That’s very important for men, you
329. 10:02know.
330. 10:02>> Because if I see that red indicator,
331. 10:04I’ll know to be careful about what I
332. 10:05say today.
333. 10:06>> Yeah.
334. 10:07>> But I feel like the bigger change is
335. 10:09the music detection. We tested it for
336. 10:12everyone this weekend; not only can it
337. 10:14detect music at any time, but it also
338. 10:16plays it directly on the watch after
339. 10:19identification.
340. 10:20>> In the past, if we wanted to identify a
341. 10:22song, we had to tap it first, right?
342. 10:24But this time, it identifies the music
343. 10:26directly in the background.
344. 10:27>> It emphasizes being very fast, look, I
345. 10:30...Look, instantly.
346. 10:33>> It just pops up.
347. 10:35>> It appeared immediately.
348. 10:36>> Wow, that's fast.
349. 10:38>> Because when you hear music, you no
350. 10:39longer have to scramble to pull out
351. 10:40your phone or tap around slowly; it’s
352. 10:42constantly listening.
353. 10:43>> For example, when we go to stores like
354. 10:44A&F, it can identify it right away,
355. 10:46right? In watchOS 11, there’s also a
356. 10:48system that judges battery life. If
357. 10:50you’re low, it will proactively
358. 10:52suggest ways to extend your battery,
359. 10:54like temporarily disabling the
360. 10:55double-tap gesture. Do you know how to
361. 10:57use the double-tap gesture?
362. 10:59>> It’s like this. Yes, you unlock it,
363. 11:01double tap to enter, and double tap
364. 11:03again to stack, where you can switch
365. 11:05things. It will temporarily turn off
366. 11:07the double-tap gesture and enable those
367. 11:09fitness training reminders, you know?
368. 11:12Like when we’re halfway through a
369. 11:13walk. Are you currently doing some...
370. 11:16>> Doing an outdoor walk, yes, yes,
371. 11:17that’s right, or when you raise your
372. 11:19wrist to call Siri. So when the
373. 11:21power-saving suggestion notification
374. 11:22appears, you can check which features
375. 11:24are about to be turned off, then decide
376. 11:26whether to apply them. You can also
377. 11:28normally press the side button to open
378. 11:30the Control Center, tap the battery
379. 11:32percentage, and then turn on low power
380. 11:34mode. I’ll say this, if you turn it
381. 11:36on, Always-On display, some background
382. 11:37measurements, and gesture features will
383. 11:39be restricted. No kidding, because that
384. 11:42really...
385. 11:43>> Well, this is to save power. And
386. 11:46there’s another one I think you’ll
387. 11:48really notice, if you’re someone who
388. 11:50loves wearing headphones at home, or if
389. 11:52your hearing is a bit weaker.
390. 11:54>> Take my mother-in-law, for example,
391. 11:56she’s a little hard of hearing, or if
392. 11:58someone’s hearing is a bit weak, they
393. 12:00often miss what people are saying or
394. 12:02can't hear the doorbell. Doesn't that
395. 12:04happen to people often, or sometimes
396. 12:06you might even miss a baby crying,
397. 12:08right? Actually, this is a feature
398. 12:10exclusive to the Apple Watch Series 10
399. 12:12and Apple Watch Ultra 2.
400. 12:14>> Yeah, it uses your watch to detect
401. 12:16things, for instance, if it hears a
402. 12:18doorbell, it alerts you, or if there's
403. 12:20a baby crying, it lets you know. Oh,
404. 12:22yes, that's it right here. However, to
405. 12:25set this up, you need to open your
406. 12:27iPhone, go to Settings, then
407. 12:28Accessibility, go to Sound Recognition,
408. 12:30and select Sound Recognition. Once
409. 12:32enabled, the system will first download
410. 12:35the sound recognition data. Then you
411. 12:37tap on "Sounds," and you can toggle on
412. 12:39the items you want the Apple Watch to
413. 12:41help you detect, and once you enable
414. 12:43them, you're all set. For example, if
415. 12:45you're wearing headphones and a baby
416. 12:47starts crying, your watch will...
417. 12:49>> Or if someone rings the doorbell and
418. 12:51you haven't noticed. Exactly, that's
419. 12:53right. But Apple reminds us that Sound
420. 12:55Recognition doesn't replace formal
421. 12:57alarms or emergency safety equipment,
422. 12:59so don't treat it as a tool to rely on
423. 13:01entirely, but it does offer this
424. 13:02helpful function. There's another
425. 13:04feature you'll use often when traveling
426. 13:07, especially in Japan.
427. 13:08>> It’s the transit card feature. We
428. 13:10used to carry things like Suica or
429. 13:12PASMO cards, and if your hands were
430. 13:14full, you'd still have to take them out
431. 13:17to tap, but now you can just tap with
432. 13:19your watch and go.
433. 13:20>> Credit cards work too.
434. 13:22>> Credit cards work too, and even when
435. 13:24the exchange rate is low, you can top
436. 13:25up directly through your watch.
437. 13:27>> Oh, this is truly super useful.
438. 13:30>> Also, personally, I usually use a
439. 13:33Modular face.
440. 13:34>> With a modular watch face, you can
441. 13:36place several of your most frequently
442. 13:38used apps right on the screen.
443. 13:40>> I see the one at the very top is
444. 13:42labeled for recording. Yes, and do you
445. 13:44know why? Previously, there was a
446. 13:46flooding incident at our company, and
447. 13:48to avoid any misunderstandings, I would
448. 13:49just press this record button. If you
449. 13:51really need to gather evidence, or if
450. 13:53you need to record something on the
451. 13:54spot immediately and feel awkward about
452. 13:56holding up a phone, you can just tap
453. 13:57the watch to record.
454. 13:58>> The recording feature is really handy.
455. 14:00>> Now, I want to mention one more feature
456. 14:02,
457. 14:02>> Hmm,
458. 14:03>> After that, we'll wrap things up.
459. 14:04>> Is it seriesAI?
460. 14:05>> Alright, it's not out yet, so that's
461. 14:07all, bye-bye.
462. 14:08>> Bye. Bye.