[dpham00]

Assuming that Android wear would function with the iPhone , which it seems likely in the future (though not fully) , would you get it instead, if the price was right? I ask because I saw the LG G Watch new for $50 earlier today.

Some people mainly need notification and call capabilities, and I suspect that this will work with Android wear in the future.

[kch50428]

No...

[warcraftWidow]

I would've already had a Pebble if I wanted that level of integration.

[iEd]

Nope I wouldn't get Android wear.


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[Smply_Rckless]

Sure, there's a few of that have caught my eye. I really like the Motorola one.


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[dpham00]

Sure, there's a few of that have caught my eye. I really like the Motorola one.


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The 360 looks really sharp. Battery life supposedly isn't that great though.

[shanghaichica]

The apple watch is more expensive that android wear and I've ordered one of those so price isn't a reason for me not to get an android wear watch.

However I'm not keen on the way any of the android wear watches look. The best looking is the new LG urbane. The rest look clunky. The Galaxy gear watches look nice though but they only work with Galaxy phones and at the moment I don't have one.

[Ipheuria]

no it's a personal choice. The Android Wear smartwatches I've seen don't make me want to own it. Just like there are cheaper smartphones and tablet devices the cost is not the primary concern. Pricing is a concern meaning that if it's acceptable I will buy if it's not I wont. It doesn't mean I will buy something else just because it's cheaper.

[Just_Me_D]

Nope....

[Smply_Rckless]

The 360 looks really sharp. Battery life supposedly isn't that great though.

That's too bad, that's a very nice smart watch. That's the only one I really like in design wise besides Apples


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[Mscatinboston]

No!!!

[Nanci]

Never. I can't even feign the slightest interest in friends' non-Apple tech. Except Fitbit. I like that.

[kataran]

Not a chance

[TGR1]

I have a Pebble so one unattractive, not so well designed model is enough for me

I like my Pebble but it leaves me wanting. Can't imagine an Android Wear would be much of an improvement.

[SprSynJn]

No. Because I have an iPhone.

[Dave Marsh]

No.

[JaenelleMasen]

Android watches are cheaper because they are inside and out. People are not buying those watches because they are UGLY!!! I bought my dad a Moto 360 for Christmas (because he is not an apple fan which he and I disagree on) and he had me return it for its uselessness and ugliness. This coming from a man who likes watches and Android devices. Watches have to be worn so they have to have that WANT factor. These are luxury items. A want not a need. So if you are going to put something out there as a product in the WANT category, android watches are not the way to go. Unless you are willing to give it away for free like most of the Android phones out there today.

[Quackinup]

No.

[eh-up]

No. I really don't like the style of the watches so far and I really don't like the UI at all.

Price is irrelevant.

[Bigeric23]

No, if not for the Apple Watch, I would not own a smartwatch. . . . And really, I don’t mind spending more money on a quality product.

[ctt1wbw]

I do NOT like Android enough at all for it to be my main platform. And before I get labeled as a sheep, which is want Android fanboys want to do, I have had two android phones and I have a Nexus 7. So no.