Pebble uses vibrating alerts to tell the wearer of incoming calls, emails, calendar alerts, Facebook and Twitter messages, weather alerts and more.
Isn't that what the iPhone notifications are for? my phone makes a noise or vibrates and I know I have a text, call or other (fb, twitter etc..)
Surely this watch means I have to look at two devices, (first the watch, and then go and use my phone anyway which too tells me the same info, so that I may respond.)
Tell you what here's my invention. Why don't I create a way that you skip process A (look at watch) and goto process B (use phone) and simplify in an Apple'esque way the whole deal.
It doesn't cost me $150 too.
Seriously what am I missing?
Edit. Re-watched (see what I did there) and even the idea of your hands busy that you can't look at your phone whilst he's washing the dishes does make much sense?
In the video he demonstrates the supposed 'usefulness' of this phone whilst washing the dishes. So he's putting an electronic gadget pretty much in a disaster zone, how long in a 'real world scenario' would it be before the phone gets accidentally dipped / dunked into the dishwater and breaks.
If that is a compelling reason to buy this product, we have found the chewbacca defence for nonsensical products.