Although Apple was not the first company to launch a smartwatch on the market, it did knew how to do it at the right time with one of the most complete devices of that moment. It was 2015 (although it was presented in September 2014) and since then Apple has done nothing but improve the device year after year.
However, the competition that was initially led by Google with Android Wear (now Wear OS) It was diluted due to its low interest in the ecosystem of smart watches, an interest that seems to have regained in the last Google I / O after partnering with Samsung.
Neil cybart, Apple analyst affirms that Apple is a decade ahead of its competitors in the smartwatch market, further affirming that there is currently no product or company that represents a genuine competition for Apple in this market.
Cybart attributes Apple's leadership to three things:
- Manufacturing your own processors that gives you an advantage over the competition of between 4 and 5 years.
- Design-based development process, giving you another 3 years head start.
- A broader ecosystem with which it gains another 2 years compared to its competitors.
There is no such difference
Cybart freckles from in exacerbated enthusiasm by making these statements based on your ignorance. The Apple Watch does not offer anything that we cannot find in the Galaxy Watch 3, so in terms of functionalities, both the Apple Watch and the Galaxy Watch 3 are equaled.
As the Apple Watch is a device created for the iPhone, obviously the integration is total, same integration that we can find in a Galaxy Watch and a Samsung smartphone: different ecosystems and same functionalities.
In terms of design, Samsung has shown in recent years that it knows a bit about design, in addition, it offers us both materials such as finishes very similar to those offered by Apple.
