Why I don't buy an Apple Watch

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Since the release of Apple Watch, it seems that we have seen some small news about it every few days. The latest news is that Apple will hold a press conference on March 9, which is likely to be related to Apple Watch. In the March issue of Vogue magazine, Apple will also publish a full 12 pages of Apple Watch ads.

Apple Watch costs $349, twice as much as a regular smartwatch. It's not without competition, though: Pebble has raised $10 million for its next-generation product, the Pebble Time, which has a battery life of up to seven days and costs just $159.

So what are the highlights of Apple Watch?

After all, this is a new device with a completely different operating system and different apps installed. It cannot replace your iPhone, but it is a device that can free you from having to take out your phone. For technology enthusiasts, should they buy it or not? I'm afraid everyone has their own reasons.

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Apple has never failed

If you think Apple Watch is nothing, just look at the history of iPad. At first, people didn't want to use such a device, but now there is an iPad in thousands of homes and schools. Apple has proven that they have excellent ability to create and redefine products, which makes Apple Watch highly anticipated.

Notification messages at a glance

When people put their phones in their pockets, they often have a kind of "reminder anxiety", that is, they want to take out their phones from time to time to check if there are any messages. However, this is not suitable in some occasions. Apple Watch can free people from this, and perhaps this can help people work more comfortably.

Change Maker

After the launch, Apple Watch will allow you to pay with a wave of your hand or lock the door without a key. This is just the beginning. Apps developed for Apple Watch will be able to do things that current devices cannot do. For developers, Apple Watch is a picture waiting for them to write.

Awesome gift

Every holiday season, there is a product that is priced right and positioned right, and it becomes popular. The Apple Watch fits this description perfectly. It is like jewelry, expensive enough but not so extravagant. The price tag of $350 is enough to make a deep impression on the gifter. Because it is full of technology, it is a perfect gift for all kinds of people.

If you are a fruit fan, buy it

***$350 is a bit high, but this is an Apple product. No matter what type of product it is, their pricing is always high. The average price of a smartwatch is $250, so if you still want to buy it for $100 more, it means you really love Apple.

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A mobile phone is enough

Judging from the information released so far, there is nothing that the Apple Watch cannot do with a smartphone, whether it is quick payment, health records, calendar, or voice messages.

More and more unnecessary

If people put their phones away, it probably means they don't want to interact with their phone at that moment, let alone use a device on their wrist to connect to it.

Too many features

For some people, they may just want a smart watch (the emphasis is on the watch) that can tell time and make life more convenient. They don't need a watch with a keyboard to take notes, or reply to messages, or log in to social media.

Other watches are cheaper

Although there are many technology device enthusiasts around us, for them, Apple's device is still too late. Too many other companies have made similar products, and they are cheaper. Apple used to be the representative of high-end and expensive, but entering the market now may be stuck.

***wave is just a test product

Whenever a new tech device comes out, it’s best not to jump in right away. The first 6-12 months will only offer limited functionality, and some apps may not fully work when the first version is released. It’s best to wait until the second generation of the device or software is released before buying.

So, after reading the above reasons, will you buy an Apple Watch?