> because its battery lasts 30 days you can use as an alarm clock that doesn't wake your wife. That would give me too much anxiety. What if I am on 31st day an

> because its battery lasts 30 days you can use as an alarm clock that doesn't wake your wife. That would give me too much anxiety. What if I am on 31st day and I forgot to check. Now I am late. > Because you're wearing it at night and can control its light That could potentially be useful, but I am used to grabbing my phone. > Because its screen is reflexive you can store barcodes from the library and gym cards on the watch and use it to authenticate on those places. I used phone for that without issue. > Reading and replying messages while driving, control music from your phone and making phone calls while driving and not getting a ticket for distracted driving. I don't do these things. I have a playlist that I never skip or put on certain radio station if I feel adventurous. I don't change anything when I drive. I don't take calls or do messages. I sometimes take a glance at missed calls when stopped and take a break if something is important. I use step counter on my phone. I think what could sell it to me is heart rate monitor. Having this data over 30 days sounds tempting. I also like the design, could work as an accessory.