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I'm firmly in the "I don't get it" camp. I'll be amazed if this catches on, but I won't try to yuck anyone's yum. If it works for you, go for it.

• thret 11y ago
  I've felt this way about all watches since my first mobile phone. If the watch were to replace the phone entirely I would be on board.
• natch 11y ago
  I'm always surprised at people who don't try something, but then draw conclusions based on their ignorance. I've found that often in life I don't get something until I try it. Not dissing your attitude though... you aren't really drawing conclusions from what I can tell, you're just saying you don't get it at this time. That's pretty normal for most people, and there's nothing wrong with it. Nobody has a duty to get this stuff other than, say, mobile developers, or those working in fields it directly affects. There have been a few people who have tried Apple watch, and have given it up. But even those people I think are drawing conclusions based on ignorance, because they are assuming that new apps coming out shortly won't make the device more worthwhile.
  • issa 11y ago
    I'm definitely open minded enough to try it in the future if something about it becomes appealing. But I'm not clear on what exactly that new information would be... I mean, I've worn a watch for much of my life, and I was happy to stop once I had a phone that could tell time. I spend most of my days online, so having another "notification" source sounds like a negative, not a positive. I haven't heard anything the iWatch does that I would find useful...yet.