When I watch Pebble managed to raise more than $10 million on Kickstarter, other developers and designers also decided to come up with their own solution for watches that can communicate with iOS devices, or with other phones, tablets and players. Unlike Pebble, the gentlemen behind the Martian watch go about it completely differently and honestly, much more elegantly. They said exactly what I said, who would want to wear a watch with a huge LCD display on their wrist when a watch is supposed to say something about a person. The Martian watch looks like a regular watch, but in addition to an analog movement and hands, it also contains a small, single-line display, a microphone and a speaker.
While the single-line display only shows basic information such as the caller's name, the content of the SMS message, or calendar and alarm reminders, all communication takes place via SiriThe watch essentially serves only as a Bluetooth headset that allows you to communicate with Siri. All control takes place only via the digital assistant SiriIn case of Siri you have no problem and they understand you, it is certainly a great choice, however, if Siri If you don't like your voice that much, the Martian watch is useless. All data transfer is done via Bluetooth.
The advantage is clear: while you have an elegant watch on your wrist that you can easily match with a tailor-made suit, you also have a functional device on your hand, thanks to which you can have your iPhone in the comfort of a leather bag and do basic things without having to take it out of the case. If you like the idea, you can state investmentstorem and donate $95 to the development of the watch, for which you will subsequently receive one.
The watch is not ugly. But the functionality over Siri I was not really charmed by it. That's after ten years.
it's the complete opposite for me... (I don't like the watch, but the functions are good...¨)
Well, it's true that it's a bit better than Pebble's previous attempt, but it's still not the same design-wise.
That Bluetooth logo is terrible and overall the watch looks awfully cheap and cheesy. Anyway, the concept is interesting, but probably nothing from the "must have" category for me conservatives ;-)
That's disgusting. At least Pebble has something going for it. I wouldn't put this on a dog's leg.