Wearables - what do you think?

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I used to wear a smartwatch, but it just became to much of a hassle to wear plus I like the freedom of not having something on my wrist, I am intrigued by the smart rings though and like the idea of being able to track my sleep

I have been wearing a watch long before smart watches to it was an easy transition.  When I don't have a watch on I feel like something is missing. I am only at my desk about 20% of the time, the ability to see notifications without to having to take my phone of my pocket it wonderful.  Also not always having to carry a phone with me since I can take calls on my watch is nice.  I have been using Bluetooth earbuds since the big ugly foam things that hung off you ear. I spent 10 years working for a MSP so I was either actively working with my hands or driving.  Being able to keep both hands working while talking on the phone made a huge improvement in efficiency.  I think this is why I am not a fan of texting. I can talk and work at the same time, I have to stop and pick up my phone to text.  (Voice texting is not that great with a southern accent).      

This is a great perspective Ray. I never thought about it like that. And funny note on the voice texting with a southern accent LOL. 

I do really love wireless audio! 

Interest, a ring huh? Didn't know that was out there haha. 

I am also picky about what comes in (and ruthless for what goes out. Big simplicity fan). Makes sense. 

I like gadgets, but I'm picky with adding more stuff to my life. A smart watch doesn't seem to provide enough value to me at this point to justify buying one.

I would maybe use a smart watch for backpacking trips, if it had GPS, Satellite Communication, Weather, and other things that helped me out in the wilderness.

i watch..