I am the same. I would only wear something on my wrist if it provided enough functionality to be worth the annoyance of having something attached to me all the

I am the same. I would only wear something on my wrist if it provided enough functionality to be worth the annoyance of having something attached to me all the time. Both Android Wear and the Apple watch are just not very useful. I've bought a Garmin Forerunner 235 which I now wear all the time. The battery lasts almost a week. It keeps track of my sleep and heart rate. It has a built in GPS so it's useful when I go running since I don't take my phone with me anymore. Plus when I'm cycling I can connect my cycling sensors to it. It will also show my notifications but that is the least useful part of the watch. The watch is by no means perfect, there are plenty of bugs. Maybe some day Google or Apple will make their watches useful. Until then, Fitbit, Garmin and Microsoft seem to be doing the right thing with their fitness trackers.