Impressive. Less than a fraction of a % of iPhone owners bought an Watch. LOL.
Yes, and that means plently of future scope for sales.
Apple are now bigger than Rolex in terms of sales, next target Swatch.
Impressive. Less than a fraction of a % of iPhone owners bought an Watch. LOL.
Still nothing compared to the behemoth the Watch will become in some years.
Apple is in all-in mode, no competitor has the slightest chance to match the kind of applied medical research that will transform a nice gadget into a must have, life saving revolution in health care.
Exactly. It takes a lot of speculative R&D money to do what Apple is doing with medical research. Who else has that type of money to bet on?Still nothing compared to the behemoth the Watch will become in some years.
Apple is in all-in mode, no competitor has the slightest chance to match the kind of applied medical research that will transform a nice gadget into a must have, life saving revolution in health care.
I own an apple watch Gen 1 but cannot understand how Apple has now achieved the biggest market share. There are no compelling features in the watch that would make me rush and buy Gen 3 when it is eventually released.
Still nothing compared to the behemoth the Watch will become in some years.
Apple is in all-in mode, no competitor has the slightest chance to match the kind of applied medical research that will transform a nice gadget into a must have, life saving revolution in health care.
I wouldn't say that.... Google is still copyi.. I mean, developing their Android Wear and has the resources to cop.. uh, create a gadget with similar health features as future Apple Watches.
There are still a lot of people who have NO Apple Watch at all.
That's who will buy the Gen3 Apple Watch.![]()
I own an apple watch Gen 1 but cannot understand how Apple has now achieved the biggest market share. There are no compelling features in the watch that would make me rush and buy Gen 3 when it is eventually released.
Don't marginalize emojis and stickers. They are the life blood of Apple Watch.Until those people realize they don't use them either, and also get turned off.
I really hope Apple focuses on Heath sensors for Gen 3, give features that add value, not just a glorified notifier/calorie counter.
Wait. I can send my heart beat to my friends, I can't forget that feature.
Looks better today than the day it was released. That's timeless design. Jony hit Apple Watch design out of the park.They deserve it. It's classy watch
Unless they put in time travel in the watch I see absolutely no reason to ever get a smart watch of any kind, and I can assure you I'm not the only one.
In 96 when I got a phone with built in watch, I took off my wrist watch and rejoiced and there has never been a watch on my arm since.
The sales of a wearable is never gonna catch up to the iPhone. People rather use the phone as a watch, and frankly, this overhyped fad of knowing everything about your training is just ridiculous, and will be gone in just a few years. It's perfectly possible to lead a healthy life without an electronic gadget to tell you how you're doing.
Maybe it's just me, but I don't get it. Make the AppleWatch work on both platforms - iOS and Android. Double the opportunity for double the sales. You know like they did with the iPod. I don't understand why they keep it tied to just the iPhone. An AppleWatch does not equal an iPhone sale. It's the other way around. Let Android users play in the AppleWatch sandbox too for dang sake. It's a no brainer. Why does TC not see this? I thought he is a bean counting financial genius.
I own an apple watch Gen 1 but cannot understand how Apple has now achieved the biggest market share. There are no compelling features in the watch that would make me rush and buy Gen 3 when it is eventually released.
Still nothing compared to the behemoth the Watch will become in some years.
Apple is in all-in mode, no competitor has the slightest chance to match the kind of applied medical research that will transform a nice gadget into a must have, life saving revolution in health care.
You apparently are able to predict the future of the Apple Watch and yet you reminisce about 1996, well, times have changed, literally. YOU see no reason to purchase an Apple Watch and that's fine. But That doesn't dismiss what somebody else might use the Apple Watch for and how it creates productivity in their lifestyle.
I mean, your post basically states that you don't wear watches period, Which why would that be any type of advice for somebody who does wear watches and prefers wearable technology?
And why would the Apple Watch ever have to catch sales of the iPhone? I am pretty sure everybody here knows the Apple Watch will never catch sales of the iPhone that generates Almost 70% of Apple's net revenue. It seems rather silly to try to compare iPhone sales to an Apple Watch, when it's such a niche category.
Nobody "Needs" an Apple Watch to live a healthier lifestyle, but the Watch serves as a motivation tool and a general tracker, which is nice to know where you currently stand with your activity for the day.