I think phones have generally taken over MP3 players because you can do everything an MP3 player does on your phone.

But I recently bought one because I just like a single device having that unique purpose of playing music.

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        Lost count how many times I’ve had a thought to the effect of back when I used to plug in a portable CD player through a tape adapter in my car, if you where to suggest that one day I would tap my watch to command a full fidelity song be played from a remote server who knows where off of a wireless link I’d have called you mad…

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        The Motorola one vision has a feature that if you hold down the volume button it skips and gives you a vibration as feedback. I miss it so much on my pixel 6 with grapheneos

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          Oh yeah, I have that on my Samsung as use it religiously. I was asking about if it was possible on a smartwatch.

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        The Garmin sport watches have buttons for that, at least the Fenix series (the newer versions have additionally touchscreen support).

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          I have a Galaxy watch 4! Unfortunately the two buttons can’t be mapped to media controls.