>> just that enough features can be moved to the wrist to make it worth wearing. I'm afraid it's not quite so simple as that. It also has to be more than simpl

>> just that enough features can be moved to the wrist to make it worth wearing. I'm afraid it's not quite so simple as that. It also has to be more than simply worth wearing. * It has to be worth adding to the pile of devices that you're managing (remembering to charge, remembering to wear, connecting to your phone, security settings, etc). * It has to be worth taking up another USB port in your charger (since it's not using a lightning or micro USB port) * It has to be worth taking up more space on your nightstand for charging. While I see a lot of benefits for sporty/health types and FOMO-afflicted notification addicts, I'm not so sure it's going to eat up the market the same way the iPhone and iPad did.