Louis Vuitton Tambour Horizon
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Bought by the most gullible people on the planet - or is there some merit?
Crap battery life, no technical benefits over a Samsung and an uncertain future for Android Wear (almost guaranteed obsolescence in a couple of years or so)
http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/louis-vuitton...
Crap battery life, no technical benefits over a Samsung and an uncertain future for Android Wear (almost guaranteed obsolescence in a couple of years or so)
http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/louis-vuitton...
TheGuru said:
Bought by the most gullible people on the planet - or is there some merit?
Crap battery life, no technical benefits over a Samsung and an uncertain future for Android Wear (almost guaranteed obsolescence in a couple of years or so)
http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/louis-vuitton...
Can you copy the above, which I agree with entirely, over the the thread about the Apple iWatch 2.0 in which I got ripped to shreds for daring to say it might be an ever so slightly, teeny weeny, p.o.s.Crap battery life, no technical benefits over a Samsung and an uncertain future for Android Wear (almost guaranteed obsolescence in a couple of years or so)
http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/louis-vuitton...
Lorne said:
Can you copy the above, which I agree with entirely, over the the thread about the Apple iWatch 2.0 in which I got ripped to shreds for daring to say it might be an ever so slightly, teeny weeny, p.o.s.
I think the base Apple models are acceptable, as are the 'cheap' Android ones being made by Samsung, Fossil, Michael Kors etc.Tag Heuer was a bit more expensive but they had the trade-in programme at the end of 2 years which made it quite attractive.
But the expensive Apple ones are a bit pointless, just for showing off. The $17k ones were totally ridiculous and discontinued.
The LV ones I just don't see the value proposition.
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