SEOUL: Apple’s first smartwatch arrived in South Korea, one of the world’s most focused markets, drawing a decent reaction from fans, however experts provide reason to feel ambiguous about its long haul accomplishment there, referring to an extreme challenge from local brands.

Willing South Korean buyers overcame the onset of storm rains and concerns more than a MERS episode, which has killed 31 individuals, to shape long lines outside stores offering the Apple Watch wearable gadget.

“I’m exceptionally glad,” said Lee Woo-Min, a 40-year-old man who stayed outdoors overnight to be the first in line outside a downtown store, subsequent to purchasing an Apple smartwatch for 1,239,000 won ($1,117).

Apple has discharged three models in South Korea: Apple Watch, valued somewhere around 679,000 and 1,359,000 won, Apple Watch Sport between 439,000 won and 499,000 won, and the luxurious Apple Watch Edition somewhere around 13,000,000 and 22,000,000 won.