LG's Urbane Smartwatch Swaps Plastic Design for Metal
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I don't wear a watch anymore. But when I did, it was nice knowing that I could go almost two years on a battery or, even purchase a new watch at 25 bucks.
I'm not overly excited to purchase another product that requires charging every night and have problems that require trips to a service center. Do we not have enough of these things?
I picture a room that has 14 rechargeable battery products we use daily on a shelf that resembles a restaurant with all the pagers lit up like Christmas trees.
No thanks. If I want a watch, I'll revert back to my Timex.
John B.
I'm not overly excited to purchase another product that requires charging every night and have problems that require trips to a service center. Do we not have enough of these things?
I picture a room that has 14 rechargeable battery products we use daily on a shelf that resembles a restaurant with all the pagers lit up like Christmas trees.
No thanks. If I want a watch, I'll revert back to my Timex.
John B.
Here is the thing.... This is a smartwatch. So you are right when you say if you wanted a watch you would want to revert back to your Timex. Don't knock tech just because you don't need or want it.
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