Well, it's sad that it didn't worked out for you, but please don't presume the whole world share the same experience :) I've bought mine 3 years ago, mainly fo

Well, it's sad that it didn't worked out for you, but please don't presume the whole world share the same experience :) I've bought mine 3 years ago, mainly for managing notifications (I was doing business oriented things back then and had a lot of social notifications), and it was immediately worth it : no need to get my hand out of that keyboard to unlock my phone and see a notification I don't care about every 5 minutes (especially frustrating when you're a vim user trying to optimize your hand movement around the keyboard). Since then, there's three other use cases that make me use the watch every single day for those three years: * controlling spotify without needing access to my phone when outdoor * having my up to date grocery list at the wrist any time I feel like shopping (thanks to google keep) * setting timers through voice control while cooking That's certainly not as game changing as having a computer vs not having one, but that's still far from completely useless.