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As was mentioned in the section "Enhancement, Therapy and Treatment", the developers believe that their device could considerably augmented perception of their users. This achievement is, however, not fully appreciated by potential users. For instance the debater entitled TacticalBastard argues: <blockquote>So basically this is a $130 watch that doesn't tell time and the only output is vibration? How do you expect to compete with things like the [[Pebble ]] which is at the same price point, yet has lightyears more functionality. This seems like a low functioning device for $130 when tons of more functional devices exist for less money. I bought a fully functioning Android Wear watch for less than that amount. How exactly do these special "vibration motors" work? I'm not going to want to memorize what two left, one right, and two more left vibrations with a purple light means when I could just glance at a screen, how are these vibrations going to be better? I apologize if this seems attacking or rude, it is not my intention. It's just that I don't see any use for this, and even less use at the price point.<ref> TACTICALBASTARD. A Comment. reddit [online], 2016, Apr. Available online at: https://www.reddit.com/r/promos/comments/4cg6nl/moment_is_your_sixth_sense_coming_soon_for_129/ (Retrieved 25th August, 2016).</ref> </blockquote>The developers are aware of this issue. As Jake Rockland claimed for ''Arizona Daily Wildcat'': "Right now, I think our biggest challenge as we position ourselves to scale for a full release [of Moment] is figuring out how to best convey the value that our product offers to our potential users."<ref name="wildcat"> PICKENS, Maddie: UA student works with team to develop wearable haptic technology. 'Arizona Daily Wildcat [online]. 2016, Apr 8. Available online at: http://www.wildcat.arizona.edu/article/2016/04/ua-student-works-with-team-to-develop-wearable-haptic-technology (Retrieved 25th August, 2016).</ref> Debaters are also often confused by the fact that Moment has no screen e.g. the debater entitled MoreCoffeePlease wrote: "I like the concept but what is the functionality of the screen? From what I have got from the website it seems like most of the input will be from your phone, so why make it look like a watch?"<ref>MORECOFFEPLEASE. A Comment. reddit [online], 2016, Apr. Available online at: https://www.reddit.com/r/promos/comments/4cg6nl/moment_is_your_sixth_sense_coming_soon_for_129/ (Retrieved 25th August, 2016).</ref>