CONSUMER REPORTS - Sep 15 - The watch will be given out to the first 1,500 Korean buyers of Kia K3 in September. Aside from lock/unlock/stop-start operations, the K3 watch functions only as a timepiece rather than a do-it-all connected device. The advantages: Smart-watch-backed vehicle remote systems require connection to the smart phone and to the network, since the K3 watch basically has the standard key fob tech, it does not need to be on a network allowing the K3 watch to work in remote locations.
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