> I can't see my primary fitness device being a paper weight if I forget to charge it for one night. But Apple Watch owners are already very used to charging t

> I can't see my primary fitness device being a paper weight if I forget to charge it for one night. But Apple Watch owners are already very used to charging their watch every night. I think the aim would be that your "primary fitness device" is the watch you already have for other purposes, so while it's not a direct attack on Garmin's product line they'd be hoping to vacuum up a lot of casual users who might otherwise have bought a Garmin device.