I still wear my pebbles daily (one at a time!). I'll be loath to replace them when the time finally comes, nothing else comes close to the perfect balance of including what I want in a watch and excluding what I
don't want. So many other watches out there, including the Apple watch and every Android watch are packed full of crap I actively don't want cluttering up my wrist.
It takes guts to make a device with push-buttons in a touch-screen world, but in every way they're a better interface for a 1" screen, that is totally obscured by most digits.
It also takes guts to use a dull e-ink screen, but it's perfect - always on, battery lasts for a week (still!), and combined with the beautiful animations of the OS it looks fantastic.
I wish there were more device companies out there with the guts to use mature, if slightly dated tech to build amazing products, rather than try and make everything voice activated just because they can, even if it makes for a worse experience over all.
It takes guts to make a device with push-buttons in a touch-screen world, but in every way they're a better interface for a 1" screen, that is totally obscured by most digits.
It also takes guts to use a dull e-ink screen, but it's perfect - always on, battery lasts for a week (still!), and combined with the beautiful animations of the OS it looks fantastic.
I wish there were more device companies out there with the guts to use mature, if slightly dated tech to build amazing products, rather than try and make everything voice activated just because they can, even if it makes for a worse experience over all.