AdudenameEric

Will say I have less trouble connecting with my a7s3 and a7m3 cameras with the app compared to the abomination app Fuji remote app. It seems like a lot of these companies are having a lot of troubleshooting issues with connectivity between devices compared to cheap knock Wi-Fi broadcasting IP devices I’ve used before. Not sure what’s going on here. Though the app works most of the time to share images, after it fails 2-3 attempts. Compared to fujifilm it just loses signal and connectivity all the time. So I’m not what’s going on here. Anyways, I'm sure in the future it’ll smooth out bet

The watchOS default apps are probably the only complaints in terms of determining how real life interacts with everyday use. If you don’t set up the watch properly in terms of understanding app layouts and recognizing apps based on their logo or icon. You’ll probably run into a frustration on how to actually find an app or correctly select an app because they look really similar in watchOS for running outdoor or indoor. Or which app is the correct app when selecting the fifth wrong app. It does get a bit annoying. In terms of design layout, harmonic details, consistency, spacing, colors, s