It's important to me that I get a notification about who's calling me before I commit to make the effort to look at my phone's screen.Originally Posted by FirstBlood
Electronic cigarette.
If that was all it did then sure, it'd be terrible. But as someone who wears a watch anyway (it's actually required I do so for work and school), owning one that can also function as an MP3 remote and display calls as a bonus is not some horrible thing representing the downfall of effort in civilization.
What if you're a lady and it is wrapped in a case, in a sleeve, in your purse because you're FUCKING INSANE.
What if you're driving, and you want to see if the call is worth answering without really taking your eyes off the road?
What about integration with fitness applications?
Yeah, that watch is actually pretty damned cool, I'm considering getting in on one.
You sir, are a hideous hermaphroditical character which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman.
That looks pretty awesome to me.
can't wake up
It looks better than all these game kickstarts combined. But it also looks like it has a high potential for failure.
I don't understand you at all sometimes.
1) It's a large, ugly watch that's about as fashionable a casio calculator watch
2) Who the fuck wears a watch anymore except as a fashion accessory/jewelry?
3) It doesn't even have a touch screen so you can't really do much with it.
4) This does not one single thing your phone does not and exists only as a "remote" for a portable device that is already in your pocket.
I can't imagine how looking like a tool is worth $125.
Last edited by Frogacuda; 21 Apr 2012 at 08:09 AM.
Hostages? **** em'
I can definitely see it being useful for fitness stuff and other outdoor activities or specific instances where your hands might not be free.
But that's not nearly enough for me to drop $99 and start wearing a watch.
Well yeah. Me either. But people flexing nuts and saying it has no use are just being dumb.
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