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if you don't mind; which country & what value do people see in them? I'm new to all the smart-this smart-that, but know there are likely useful features.
by wepple 11y ago
if you don't mind; which country & what value do people see in them? I'm new to all the smart-this smart-that, but know there are likely useful features.
- r3bl 11y agoI, personally, have thought about buying this exact same model, because having a thing on my wrist that I can use to quickly see my notifications and respond to them seems appealing to me. Plus, it is fairly cheap, so in my head while I was considering this, I had nothing to lose (notice that I was not aware of it requesting the installation of an app over HTTP etc.). Resellers here (Bosnia & Herzegovina) are selling it for a slightly higher price (~19.5 USD, which I would accept because it does not require me waiting for the thing to be delivered across the world). I'm in the same situation as you, never had a smart-thing in my life (unless you count Raspberry Pi and Google Cardboard, which I personally don't). I have never realized the appeal of a smart watch until a colleague of mine just clicked on its iWatch once, said something like "remind me that I have a meeting tonight at 8 PM with XX at YY", and had the event created for him on his iPhone. Seems way more convenient than actually getting my phone out of my pocket, unlocking it, finding the app, and inputing the event details.