> I'm trying to imagine what being a "power user" of a watch is like. Can anyone enlighten me? When you're deep in a conversation with someone and suddenly the

> I'm trying to imagine what being a "power user" of a watch is like. Can anyone enlighten me? When you're deep in a conversation with someone and suddenly their wrist vibrate, they lift their hand up slightly, tilt their head down, seem to stare in the void and keep saying "uhu, uhu hmm, uhu" while pretending to still listening to you. That's my experience with smart watches power users