Edit: comment based on wrong assumption. As Mark explains in comments, this is not an android device.
I wonder what the second button is used for.
I love those, android wear especially plays well with the huge google ecosystem and the always getting better voice commands.
My main problem with them is the usual android problem: if you buy an OEM device, you will receive android updates for 2 years max. Sadly, there are no nexus watches, for now.
@oelmekki i never keep a device longer than 2 years so it's not really an issue (for me). Typically, I only keep it for a year then i get something different. Obviously, this isn't the case for most people, so I understand the frustration. :(
@mark_donne Wow, really? My bad, I just assumed all OEMs building smartwatches and mobiles on android used android on smartwatches as well. Thanks for info!
Edit: so, my comment still stands, but just not in this thread :D
@asharq I think the uninteresting design (aesthetically speaking -- the rotating bezel as a UX element is actually pretty cool) and the bulkiness of the watch explain the low vote count pretty well...I'd be surprised if people were truly excited about this product
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