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I find it funny that in all of these critiques of the watch's complexity the comparison is always to an iPhone/iPad. Compare it to the type of watch the averag
by tammer 11y ago
I find it funny that in all of these critiques of the watch's complexity the comparison is always to an iPhone/iPad.
Compare it to the type of watch the average consumer might buy. "Hold buttons A & C for 8 seconds then press button B 6 times to set the alarm" etc. This thing is lightyears ahead in terms of usability.
- donkeyd 11y agoOr compare it to a competitor, like Pebble. Pebble has 4 hardware buttons and works very intuitively.
- tammer 11y agoI don't think Apple sees Pebble as a competitor. In terms of sales, you can find their competitors right here.[1] [1]: http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Watches/zgbs/watches http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Watches/zgbs/watches
- donkeyd 11y agoSo you really think they see a $5 quartz watch as a competitor for a $400 smart watch? Also, Pebble is "#1 Best Seller in Women's Wrist Watches" on Amazon.