The Verge
Well, for me, having no smartphone would be the worst. I'd feel cut off from other people. Losing my laptop would be a close second, since it's my main work tool and my best display for browsing and video viewing. I'm a big tablet guy, so I'd hate to lose my iPad, which I now use for many things, including work tasks.
Wear OS 3 technically isn’t done rolling out yet, but YOLO.
CCG writes- "If you’re looking for a watch to get without spending too much money, get this one. It costs $27.99, and has plenty of features. You’re almost guaranteed to appreciate a lot of the things it can do, and it’ll last you a while as well. I’ve used almost all of the features that it has, and love all of them. Chances are, you will too!"
CCG writes - "All in all, this is an excellent watch for the money. It has many great features and the reminders to move and drink water regularly help me to live a healthier lifestyle. I have few years to go before I need to enable the medicine reminders!"
Smartwatches are getting smarter ofcourse. But we will definitely see much more improvements in them in near future for sure.
I would say that batteries, cooling and storage need to get better to accomodate that need. Then again that's true of all tech at the moment.