UnconcernedGorilla, 24 Jul 202610 day battery life is a true failure on Garmin's part. If companies like pebble can get ... moreMost likely it was introduced to not cannibalize sales of new Garmin's watches.
UnconcernedGorilla, 24 Jul 202610 day battery life is a true failure on Garmin's part. If companies like pebble can get ... more10 days of battery life from a single charge even with *24/7* health monitoring. If this claim were true, then it would last longer. 10 days on 24/7 monitoring is on par with good majority of the competitor. Not to mention, Garmin has more accurate measurement than most.
10 day battery life is a true failure on Garmin's part. If companies like pebble can get up to 20+ days on a single charge with a screen then garmin of all people who sell a 1300$ smart watch should be able to do the same. they are just cheap and want to charge you out the *ss for something that im sure will also end up with a subscription that isn't "required" but you only get step tracking without it. So much E-Waste these days.
Since Google's success, I know others will start jumping on.
Waiting for the one from Xiaomi, it'll definitely be cheaper.
Wish it was even more minimal, cheaper and with better battery life, but the concept is pretty good and not everything needs a display
I think this is a nice trend to have health trackers as bands without displays. I want to wear my old-school manual watch, while still able to wear a tracker on the other hand time to time. It is nice that there are no subscription fees. However, I would like to be able to change the strap to something else - maybe same style NATO starp that I use for my watch, for example. Maybe with adapters, it will be possible to remove and replace the proprietary strap.
expensive no screen should cost max 50$.
Band without screen? Doesn't look good.
199$?
10 days battery?
This is a joke right?
I would rather spend 80 bucks on Amazfit that have gps with maps, pretty good health and fitness tracker, alexa build in and it can run it for 7 days of moderate usage...
Really curious how it measures up to the Fitbit Air.
Great concept, I was actually looking for a band like this without display. I like the simplicity where you just push one button and focus on your activity, and whatever else you want to know you can just look up on your phone. However the price is absolutely ridiculous.
Pros
👍 Doesn`t provide any visual information, including time
👍 Battery life of an ordinary fitness tracker
👍 As bulky as any fitness tracker
👍 10x Price tag of an ordinary fitness tracker
Cons
No compromise is being made. Certain buy 🤝
I genuinely hope they will add subscription services later and collect personal data to train AI.
How about humans? Do we have screens?