I don't need a week long battery life. I like to take my watch off my wrist for at least awhile, every day. It's during that time I charge it. I've had Garmin

I don't need a week long battery life. I like to take my watch off my wrist for at least awhile, every day. It's during that time I charge it. I've had Garmin watches, admittedly, not a newer one as I only used it for running. But I just can't see one being all that useful compared to the Apple Watch. I really like the Fitness integration features. The ONLY thing I sort of miss is the ability to better handle interval training. I had to download an app (Intervals Pro) to handle it on my Apple Watch, and it's a bit confusing to configure, but it does the job. If I were more an athlete and needed serious use of my watch in that athlete type use case, I'd consider a Garmin again.