That comes back to my core opinion on smart watches: notifications are the core. Everything else is feature creep. Imagine shopping for Bluetooth headsets - do you want one with biometrics and a backup radio antenna and a microSD slot for playing music without its phone, and a one-day battery?
Or do you want a good quality mic and earphones with a solid Bluetooth connection, and a week-long battery for light use?
I want the latter. Apple's take on smart watches is the former.
I don't want a "smart" watch. I want a Bluetooth notification watch. Very specific purpose. That's what Pebble made. It's a shame it didn't work out.
Or do you want a good quality mic and earphones with a solid Bluetooth connection, and a week-long battery for light use?
I want the latter. Apple's take on smart watches is the former.
I don't want a "smart" watch. I want a Bluetooth notification watch. Very specific purpose. That's what Pebble made. It's a shame it didn't work out.