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PedroHeuer85
·it does for me - make sure on the phone you add it to the line up when you scroll left or right.
Ownership Experiences- 2017 TAG Heuer Connected E2 Modular 45
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The Android Wear app (left) is very rudimentary now. When you click on the image of the watch it launches the TAG Heuer Connected APP (on the right)
Once there, you can "traverse" through the cards vertically.
To choose from the available faces, you select one and then it will open a different card that that you can traverse horizontally.
It tends to be cumbersome. I preferred the original UI flow.
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Rkick07
·What on your phone? I'm not able to scroll left and right, only up and down to choose a face?
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Jcr
·Agreed. Also purchased last Tuesday. The watch updated immediately and provided the Heuer01 skeleton watch. The battery was utter pants though and was replaced. The next day the update wasn't available.
My new one is also in developer mode with ADB debug on. However, this has not improved the battery life of this watch one little bit. Fingers crossed on the impending update.
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Jcr
·Thanks new user so excuse question
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PedroHeuer85
·sorry i meant to say on watch. scroll all the way right and select add new face - select face and that should do it.
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PedroHeuer85
·The Android apps are completely different now-a-days. We used to see something like this, but not anymore.
The Android Wear app (left) is very rudimentary now. When you click on the image of the watch it launches the TAG Heuer Connected APP (on the right)
Once there, you can "traverse" through the cards vertically.
To choose from the available faces, you select one and then it will open a different card that that you can traverse horizontally.
It tends to be cumbersome. I preferred the original UI flow.
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Hubert
··TAG Heuer Forums ModeratorDoes the Heuer01 face show in the app screenshotted on the right as this is what I was referring to
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Vazhap
·Any idea when the Connected app will launch for IOS? Thanks in advance.
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·I've had my 45 connected for about a week now. Love the watch and the look, but I have to say that I'm not happy with the whole ownership experience.
I've been a Tag loyalist for the last 18 years. But this one leaves me feeling a lot was lost in the launch. The documentation was next to not existent, my own unit was shipped in demo mode locked, and without 2 days of intense reviewing of this forum and other reviews, I would have probably returned it. I'm on IOS and that makes it even more frustrating.
My question to the users here is whether you would recommend moving to a Samsung S8 at this time. I have been a loyal Iphone user, but the new Samsung is quite attractive and I just got my iPhone 10 days ago and can return it. Not sure if I should be making the sacrifice, but feel that the Android platform is more mature to give it a try now. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
I've been a Tag loyalist for the last 18 years. But this one leaves me feeling a lot was lost in the launch. The documentation was next to not existent, my own unit was shipped in demo mode locked, and without 2 days of intense reviewing of this forum and other reviews, I would have probably returned it. I'm on IOS and that makes it even more frustrating.
My question to the users here is whether you would recommend moving to a Samsung S8 at this time. I have been a loyal Iphone user, but the new Samsung is quite attractive and I just got my iPhone 10 days ago and can return it. Not sure if I should be making the sacrifice, but feel that the Android platform is more mature to give it a try now. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
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··TAG Heuer Forums ModeratorV VazhapI've had my 45 connected for about a week now. Love the watch and the look, but I have to say that I'm not happy with the whole ownership experience.
I've been a Tag loyalist for the last 18 years. But this one leaves me feeling a lot was lost in the launch. The documentation was next to not existent, my own unit was shipped in demo mode locked, and without 2 days of intense reviewing of this forum and other reviews, I would have probably returned it. I'm on IOS and that makes it even more frustrating.
My question to the users here is whether you would recommend moving to a Samsung S8 at this time. I have been a loyal Iphone user, but the new Samsung is quite attractive and I just got my iPhone 10 days ago and can return it. Not sure if I should be making the sacrifice, but feel that the Android platform is more mature to give it a try now. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
The documentation is lacking, but that is why TAG Heuer has produced sevaral YouTube videos (most on this thread).
If you are exploring jumping to Android, then I'd recommend checking out Google's Pixel phones. While the hardware is not as good as the Galaxy's, those are the ones that offer the "true" Android experience software-wise.
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humerc
·Hy, I moved (after many years of iPhone - since V1) to Android just to try it with the Tag Heuer. It ist a much better experience now. But you must know for what you use it, if you only use it for notifications - the iPhone is enough, but with Android you also have the whole Google Maps experience (and of course better notifications, too). I actually use a OnePlus 3T, but will move on to a Blackberry KeyOne in the next days. No Regrets for leaving iPhone...
