This latest update actually plugs a lot of the problems I saw with my Ionic as an early adopter. Lots of new (and useful) apps, lots of new watchfaces that are usable. It seems to make the installing of apps a tad more reliable (I have installed 4 and they all installed on the first try - none of this trying multiple times just to download it to the watch) and, honestly, it seems like the data syncing is better.
All in all, this kind of made a lot of the complaints I had about the Ionic go away.
Here's the bad stuff - the updates takes a LONG time. For some reason it would not connect over wifi so I had to update it over bluetooth and that took about 8 hours. I actually just let it go while I was asleep so maybe it took less - I noticed it was done at 3am this morning (Started at 7pm last night) so let's give it the benefit of the doubt and say it took 6 hours. That's longer than a full install of Windows or Linux or OSX... And you can't tell me it's bigger than those OS's.
The Sleep Apnea functionality is still not there. That bugs me. I can see the sensor is physically in place - Fitbit, you gotta get this going.
Other than those two problems, I have not seen anything to complain about on this update.
