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I prefer the Garmin Fenix Sapphire to the Apple watch. I absolutely can't stand the 18 hour battery life. I actually laughed out loud during the Apple event whe
by sbr464 6y ago
I prefer the Garmin Fenix Sapphire to the Apple watch. I absolutely can't stand the 18 hour battery life. I actually laughed out loud during the Apple event when they mentioned you could monitor your blood oxygen levels while you were sleeping. How is a dead watch the next day usable?
- dpkonofa 6y agoI have an Apple Watch that I have been using for sleep tracking for the last 2 years. I use Sleep Cycle and charge my watch for 1 hour while I shower and get ready for work. I have never, in that 2 years, had a dead watch the next day. Since installing iOS 14, nothing has changed in that regard.
- sbr464 6y agoYeah, it's doable if you try or have a daily ritual. Camping trips or simply being away from home for a day, business travel and leaving the charger in a hotel etc, that constant upkeep is what keeps mine in the drawer. It would be much easier if it used the same lightning connector.
- lukeschlather 6y agoI charge my Garmin once a week. Also it has full offline navigation (though using it constantly will bring the battery life to only 2-3x the Apple watch battery life.)