Apple Shares New 'Go Surf' and 'Go Ride' Apple Watch Ads
Apple today released two new 10-second Apple Watch Series 2 fitness-oriented ads that once again position the device as "the gift of go."
"
Go Surf" shows an Apple Watch Series 2 being unboxed and used for surfing, while "
Go Ride" shows the device being used for urban cycling.
The ads will likely appear on TV in the United States, and possibly elsewhere, alongside
"Go Play," "Go Run," "Go Out," and "Go Dance" ads shared last week.
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Top Rated Comments
1st no surfer ive seen wears an apple watch while surfing. have you tried using the screen when wet?
regarding the cycling - where are the data screens for cadence, power, speed sensor, etc.?
Rather than listening to all the typical negative buh-blah on MR from people who didn't own one, I wanted to see for myself and bought the Sport model to check it out first-hand, believing there was still achance it wouldn't work for me and I'd simply return it because I hadn't had a watch on wrist for ten years.
After a week I was sold. No way it was going back. Valuable for everyday fitness activities (cycling, hiking, gym) and for dealing with messages, email, calendar reminders, calls, Siri, etc without having to fish out my phone. And it's an excellent watch for time as well.
So tell me about your Apple Watch personal experiences?