The Apple Watch has only just arrived, but it feels like it's been around ages - it was announced months ago and most of its key features were out in the open long before it hit any wrists.
There aren't a great deal of rumours around over when we'll see the next version of Apple's Watch, with September (the same as last year) seeming unlikely for a device that will have only been on sale for five months by then - and it's still not being made at a high enough volume to be on sale in stores.
This means the more likely scenario will be seeing the Apple Watch 2 early in 2016, and hopefully with wider availability. There's always the chance the Apple Watch will have a bi-yearly update cycle, given there might not be enough for the brand to add into the device to warrant a new model.
Now we've spent a decent chunk of time with the original Apple Watch it's got us thinking - how can Apple improve on its first wearable? Well, in a number of ways it turns out.
So without further ado, here's what we want to see on the Apple Watch 2.

1. Longer battery life

We never expected the Apple Watch would have great battery life, after all few smartwatches outside of Pebble do really, and with around a day and a half manageable on a single charge we'd like to see a bit more.
Charging a phone once a day is bad enough, but having to charge your watch that frequently (or at all really) is a bit much and the prospect of having your watch run out of battery when you're away from a charger isn't terribly appealing either. So we really, really hope that the Apple Watch 2 has better battery life.
We don't expect miracles, but would two or even three days between charges really be so much to ask?