If The iWatch Is NFC Capable, Will That Affect Your Buying Decision?

[Ledsteplin]

It's rumored that the iWatch will have NFC capabilities. If so, will that affect your decision to buy or not buy the iWatch? It won't me. I don't want it. Period. How about you?

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[phreddyl]

It depends what it looks like. I have the pebble and like its functionality but don't love how bulky it is. I have the nike fuelband and like how it looks but wish it did more.


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[Just_Me_D]

It won't affect my decision at all. I have no intentions of buying an iWatch or whatever it'll be called. Its look and functionality will have to wow me BIG TIME in order for me to change my mind.

 

[zachpenguin]

I'm only after it if in includes heart rate tracking and other fitness stuff. That would be the primary purpose for me.

 

[Designed4Him]

I'm not into watches. I use my phone as a clock.

 

[zachpenguin]

I'm not into watches either. I only wear one because of going into nursing and having to wear them.

 

[sanibel]

iLove gadgets :angel:so absolutely! NFC can be a deal-breaker for me. (A watch can be far more versatile than a phone; a bulkier one to boot. I can certainly see a watch and a phone co-existing in harmony.)

 

[kataran]

I'm very interested in the iWatch but it has to be useful for me to buy it

 

[qbnkelt]

I want the watch but I'm not keen on NFC.

 

[kataran]

NFC is not the reason I would buy the watch but it would make it easier to tap a watch than reach for your phone

 

[qbnkelt]

Interesting.
Coincidence?
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Metro-to-Test-New-Fare-Payment-Options-274581761.html
I've been taking the DC Metro since 2004. The day after Apple Pay is announced there is a pilot announced.


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