Of the people I know with Android watches, most like it for the ability to prioritize notifications. Every single one has said that. They can see if they need t

Of the people I know with Android watches, most like it for the ability to prioritize notifications. Every single one has said that. They can see if they need to answer some reminder, meeting, etc with a more gentle glance. With that, I'm smart enough to remember that I "didn't need a smartphone" when they first came out and resisted them before they eventually became part of my daily life. More to that point, I think it is pretty easy to imagine really neat things in generations II and III. Say, when you can use your watch to pay with a biometric confirmation that it gets from being on me. Or 2-factor auth the same way, or fixing the bugs the article mentions when calculating the harder health metrics like stress. Imagine the generation V that measures insulin and logs it. Etc.