I wear a moto 360 since October. Almost all key functionality are completely useless, and Android wear is so poorly designed, that it gets in the way when you

I wear a moto 360 since October. Almost all key functionality are completely useless, and Android wear is so poorly designed, that it gets in the way when you actually want to use the small set of useful functions. The only thing that's relevant, to me, is the notifications. I don't mind the interruptions and usually I discard them pretty quickly on the watch when it's not relevant. In this case, vibrations are way more clever than sound or light, it's a shame that it's the only component that has been left over during the design of the watch :/ (yes, it sounds and feels like an old nokia 3310 on a wooden table) In a perfect future, you would have a multitude of vibration patterns, sensors and strength instead of a not-working-heart-rate-sensor.