Success or Disappointment: One Year of the Apple Watch

The transcript discusses the Apple Watch's market performance, comparing it to previous Apple products like the iPhone and iPod. It highlights the challenges faced by the Apple Watch, such as high expectations, price sensitivity, and limited functionality. Despite these challenges, the Apple Watch is seen as a significant business success. The discussion also covers consumer perspectives and the potential for future iterations to expand its use cases and market reach.

What was a major factor in the perceived success of the iPhone compared to the iPod?

• The iPod was released earlier.

• The iPhone had a larger screen.

• The iPhone was cheaper than the iPod.

• The iPod business was smaller than the phone business.

Why do some believe the Apple Watch's sales could have been higher?

• It was only available in limited regions.

• Its price and functionality were not appealing.

• It lacked a strong marketing campaign.

• It was released too early.

How does the Apple Watch's revenue compare to Fitbit's?

• It is three times Fitbit's revenue.

• It is less than Fitbit's revenue.

• It is half of Fitbit's revenue.

• It is equal to Fitbit's revenue.

What is a limitation of the Apple Watch mentioned in the discussion?

• It cannot connect to Wi-Fi.

• It has limited battery life.

• It does not support apps.

• It is not water-resistant.

What future development could increase the Apple Watch's market adoption?

• Direct connection to 4G networks.

• A larger screen size.

• A built-in camera.

• More color options.