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> Charging your wearable device shouldn't require "habits". If they do then the device is defective by design. Why? > Competing watches from Garmin don't seem
by nozzlegear 2y ago
> Charging your wearable device shouldn't require "habits". If they do then the device is defective by design.
Why?
> Competing watches from Garmin don't seem to have this design flaw.
This oversimplifies the issue. The Apple Watch has a much broader range of functionality than Garmin's products, doesn't it?
- wubrr 2y ago[flagged]
- nozzlegear 2y ago> Starts with a big claim about 'much broader range of functionality' (which is completely false btw), and ends with a question mark. Most people call this kind of sentence "a question."
- wubrr 2y ago[flagged]
- nradov 2y agoDoes it? Which specific functionality?
- mikestew 2y agoLate to the party, but the first thing that comes to my mind is an LTE radio. Yeah, there’s the Garmin 945LTE, but that is probably the worst Garmin purchase I’ve made ($12/month, can’t reply to texts, and it will burn through battery faster than an Apple Watch if it can’t find a cell tower).