Likewise with the Apple Watch. It was originally launched as a "luxury" product, There was a luxury gold version. The rest were priced at mainstream smar

Likewise with the Apple Watch. It was originally launched as a "luxury" product, There was a luxury gold version. The rest were priced at mainstream smartwatch prices. It's found a niche (but still not mass market appeal) as a health and fitness device. Niche? Where do you reside? Greater than 50% market share and > 50 million units sold per year. Anecdotally, they're common to see here in the suburbs of a major American city. (FWIW, I personally am not a fan of smartwatches and don't own one, so it's not like I'm exactly defending them. Just genuinely puzzled by your take...) https://www.statista.com/statistics/1421546/apple-watch-sales-worldwide/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/1421546/apple-watch-sale...