A more detailed report from Wristly, polling more than 2,000 Apple Watch users across three months to get a more accurate look at their use of the device, has found that high satisfaction rates initially reported in July have held up over time. The Apple Watch earned a 97 percent satisfaction rate, higher than early sat rates for other Apple devices, such as the initial releases of the iPhone and iPad. Usage data reveals that most owners find themselves checking the activity rings far more than they originally thought they would.
