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Also a runner -- I had slightly different problems to you: - The GPS on the watch was terrible, often dropping out for me, and leaving out a mile here and ther

Also a runner -- I had slightly different problems to you: - The GPS on the watch was terrible, often dropping out for me, and leaving out a mile here and there. Is this an Apple thing? My Garmin is way more accurate. - I need an always-on mode. I realize it drains the battery, but I own the battery and that is my choice. I need to be able to glance down and see my pace immediately, not fiddle with my wrist flicking until it comes on. - I'm also bummed that there's no Spotify support yet, and that it's not a true standalone LTE device. I want to ditch my phone and have a watch only.

appleiigs 8y ago
Yes, GPS on AW was worse than Garmin in my experience. That also caused the speed pacing on AW to not be usable. The GPS difference with friend who has Garmin Fenix 5 was even noticeable on the map. AW had a jagged line, whereas the Garmin tracked the trail exactly. Often when glancing at my AW when running it would show the wrong screen. It would either show "now playing" music (even though I don't run with headphones) or my Strava app... when I actually wanted to see the heart rate app.