Battery life. IMO it's competing against Garmin watches that have 5-14 day between charges.
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Are they competing though? I think they're competing more with Samsung's watch and apples watch.
Garmin doesn't have much in the line of smart watches. Their watches are fitness watches.
I think they are. The Venu line is a smartwatch.
Ah okay. I have a forerunner and I'd never compare it to a pixel watch. If the venue is smarter then it makes sense.
I wonder if they're as "smart" or intuitive though. I have never used either so I'm just wondering.
i dont know if it is but a 14-day battery life would get me to think about smartwatches.
I have a Fitbit that has around nine days before it wants a recharge. That's plenty.
I charge my PW2 when I shower, and that works out great.
Definitely, I hope they optimize Wear OS more as battery life is among the main things keeping me from getting a smartwatch. Haven't checked Garmin watches in a long time but now that I do yeah the Venu 3S is definitely tempting.
I look at the Garmins periodically. They look great, but they don't have assistant integration, which I think I want.
Dat bezel
A minor complaint, but I hope they remove the yellow highlights throughout Wear OS. It's just unnecessary.