I don't use Apple computers but do like my iPhone. I am happy with Microsoft computers. Would I be wasting money if I but an Apple watch? Would I be limited in the useability of the watch with only an iPhone and Windows 11?
Windows, Windows 10
The most common interaction between a Mac and an Apple Watch is allowing the Apple Watch to unlock the Mac. And that is a minor thing, since most Macs have fingerprint unlock anyway.
Just about everything else the Apple Watch does is either an interaction with the iPhone or just specific to the Apple Watch.
as long as you have the iPhone, tou have all you need to enjoy the Apple Watch.
The most common interaction between a Mac and an Apple Watch is allowing the Apple Watch to unlock the Mac. And that is a minor thing, since most Macs have fingerprint unlock anyway.
Just about everything else the Apple Watch does is either an interaction with the iPhone or just specific to the Apple Watch.
as long as you have the iPhone, tou have all you need to enjoy the Apple Watch.
Getting another hooked one device at a time. Just kidding! You will be perfectly happy with the watch connected to your iPhone and there is no need to have a Mac.
You won't be limited in any way that I can think of. I had an Apple Watch for awhile and never did anything with it on my Mac computer but the iPhone was a necessity.
I've been impressed with the Apple Watch integration with the iPhone. Being that it is quite seamless, you would be satisfied using both platforms.
I don't use Apple computers but do like my iPhone. I am happy with Microsoft computers. Would I be wasting money if I but an Apple watch? Would I be limited in the useability of the watch?
