One could, of course, argue that it's even less likely you're going to find the plug if you only need it once a month as opposed to once a day. However, to chi

One could, of course, argue that it's even less likely you're going to find the plug if you only need it once a month as opposed to once a day. However, to chime into the overall discussion: I don't really see myself wearing a smart watch. The last time I've worn a watch was in 4th grade. I really never liked the feeling of wearing one even when they were lightweight and since then I also never missed wearing one, so I don't think this is going to change. If I'm willing to pulling out my phone and looking at it just to get the time, I would assume that I'm equally willing to do that for whatever other task these smart watches can fulfil. That said: Who knows what we're going to see in the future. Maybe there will be a killer application that would make the prospect of wearing something on my wrist actually bearable, but for now, nothing I can think of would make me want to.