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That means you're always showering at home, which might work for you but it's a big constraint. If you work out / shower in different places and at different ti
by hiq 2y ago
That means you're always showering at home, which might work for you but it's a big constraint. If you work out / shower in different places and at different times, it might be harder to find a suitable charging routine.
I'm also wondering how it evolves. Batteries don't get better over time, I'd be worried of having to end up charging it twice a day in one year, which for a device this expensive is not great.
- infecto 2y agoCertainly but my point was more that the watch charges quite quickly when done so on a daily basis. Not to mention it’s surprising that someone can get by without giving their skin a breather for a small portion of the day. Given that it’s healthy to let the skin breath it’s always interesting to hear the daily charge constraint as an issue. Are people keeping a garmin on their wrist 24/7 for 7 days? Simply a strange constraint that is always mentioned. Similar to your battery life concern. It’s valid but we are on what…evolution 11 now? My current two year old watch has more than enough battery. Prior to that I had one for 4 years I think. Same deal no issues in batteries.