Take a look at Garmin's products. Does what you want, and if there is no model that doesn't do what you don't want, just don't turn those features on. For examp

Take a look at Garmin's products. Does what you want, and if there is no model that doesn't do what you don't want, just don't turn those features on. For example, I already have an Apple Watch, I don't care about "smart watch" stuff on my Garmin. But their top-of-the-line 945LTE that I bought for running also has "smart watch". I just want running stuff, so I simply did not pair the watch with my phone. There, no smart stuff. (Granted, I guess I'm paying for features I don't use...)