I find it kinda surreal that my Moto 360 made in like 2020 (and received in 2021) still is very usable to this day, even if it doesn't receive updates anymore.
Then again, my Samsung Gear S3 lasted from, I think 2018 to 2021 with a cooked battery and dependent on Samsung nonsense.
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2023-08-20 16:12:23
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