Does anyone actually use the scroll on the crown?
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@olson917 said in Does anyone actually use the scroll on the crown?:
I do not. I’m one of the 10% or so who is left handed, so the watch is on my right wrist. I’d need to be able to flip the watch upside down to be able to rotate the crown with my left hand index finger and thumb. I can sort of do it with my left thumb but it’s pretty awkward.
I’m in the lefty 10%, wearing it on my right wrist, and I roll the wheel like a fiend. That said, it is easier on my left wrist, but needs must.
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I’m right-handed but wear my watches on the right wrist. I navigate with thumb and crown, and hardly ever swipe the screen.
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@Alejandro Now I’m just really curious how you managed to take that photo
I have visions of you holding your phone in your teeth… -
I also use the crown more frequently than swiping the screen, it’s faster and more efficient (requires less finger movements)
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@far-blue I used a marvelous little invention called a “tripod”.
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I almost exclusively use crown and buttons on my Race. It’s much nore convenient plus I don’t have fingerprints on the screen.
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I never use the touchscreen. Using the crown feels so satisfying.
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I use it for short/small scrolls, map zoom and choosing activity.
Since i have vibration on, it gets a bit over stimulating to feel a vibration when flicking through each menu with the crown scolling haha.
I wished /If there was an option to disable scroll vibration I’d use the crown so much more.
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@Bastienhere Ido
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Late reply. I have had my Race S for a month now and I find the crown really useful when I’m pouring sweat or when it’s raining. Makes scrolling so much easier and I’m not fighting the touchscreen. Extremely useful in these situations.
