Are Watch-Phones Practical for Everyday Use?

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Watch-phones are currently viewed as impractical for everyday use, with many users likening them to outdated calculator watches. The consensus among forum participants is that these devices are perceived as bulky and lacking functionality compared to traditional smartphones. The general sentiment is that watch-phones are a passing fad rather than a necessary innovation in mobile technology.

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Ok, so I'm shopping for a new phone and came across this: http://www.sourcinggate.com/watch-phone-c-184.html

whats the deal with watch-phones? They seem like they could be handy, but I've never seen anyone using one.
 
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Same deal as with calculator watches.
 
Chunky?

Nerdy?

Personally I don't see the point in things like this.
 
Fad. Skip it for now.
 

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