Here are the nitty gritties : Case size: 40 or 44mm Case thickness: 10.4mm Weight: 30.5 to 39.7g or 36.5 to 47.1g depending on material Processor: S6 RAM: 1GB Storage: 32GB Operating system: WatchOS 7 Water resistance: 50 metres (5ATM) Sensors: gyro, HR sensor, ECG, blood oxygen, light, microphone, speaker, NFC, GPS/GNSS, compass, altimeter Connectivity: Bluetooth 5, wifi n, NFC, Ultra wideband, optional 4G requiring eSIM and compatible plan. Thanks @abirkot for shooting n editing what i had in mind.

When all we can see of each other’s lives is whatever fits within perfectly filtered squares, we’ll inevitably do the kind of harmful self-assessment that keeps us thinking that the grass really is greener on the other side — that everyone else’s lives are more perfect than our own. When we look at Instagram, we see a life literally cropped and filtered — a perfectly-set dining room table, while there’s a half-renovated living room just beyond the frame. For some reason, though, we don’t consider Instagram photos to be as manipulative of reality as the photos in magazines. This is because despite the editing, they seem more accessible because we know the photographers. - Adriana Mariella via @EliteDaily Had to share this one from @grungeee's earlier post as the thought has been sitting in my head but I was never able to formulate it into words. We often go far (way too far) to achieve that perfect shot, but the process of getting there is often a tedious and painful one. We shrug it off because no one wants to know about the nitty-gritties and let's face it, no one wants admit to trying so hard... But as a reminder (and often to the self), no one should feel miserable over a life that does not transcends that perfectly cropped frame or flawlessly curated feed. There, I've said it 😶🔫