In many ways, the Apple Watch and its introduction resembled many Apple products before it. It is a tightly integrated combination of meticulously designed hardware and software; it will even plug into Apple Pay. Like the Mac, iPod, and iPhone before it, it relies on a new input method, the digital crown. And starting at $349, while most Android wear devices are priced at $350 or less, it is priced comfortably above other products in the class.

In other ways, though, it is different. It may be the least expensive debut of a new product category ever from Apple and the one the company has attacked with the most versions and accessories out of the gate. But whether you think that the Apple Watch will be a bit success or not, it’s worth noting that Apple hasn’t made any polarizing decisions in developing its new smartwatch.

Of course, Apple made design decisions that one may