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High Risk
8 dealbreaking issues found in 2026 user complaints
Last updated: Feb 13, 2026
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Don't buy this if you expect premium smartwatch features - it's a running watch with a $450 price tag.
Who's affected
Don't buy this if... Casual athletes wanting smart features
Real user feedback
“"Extremely expensive for what is primarily a running watch"”
Don't buy this if you need responsive controls - the touchscreen lags during workouts.
Who's affected
Don't buy this if... Interval trainers
Real user feedback
“"Touch screen responsiveness is sluggish"”
Don't buy this if you need the advertised 13-day battery - always-on display cuts runtime in half.
Who's affected
Don't buy this if... Ultra marathoners
Real user feedback
“"AMOLED battery drains fast with always-on display enabled"”
Don't buy this if you want seamless Spotify - limited storage and painful file transfers.
Who's affected
Don't buy this if... Runners who train with music
Real user feedback
“"Music storage limited to 8GB with clunky transfer process"”

If better-battery bothers you → Lasts longer during endurance activities at half the price

If better-smart-features bothers you → Proper app ecosystem and cellular option
Hardcore runners praise the metrics but hate the price. Casual users find it lacking compared to proper smartwatches. Everyone complains about battery tradeoffs.
Display
AMOLED, Always-On
Case Size
46mm
Battery Life
13 days (smartwatch) / 20h (GPS)
Water Resistance
5ATM
OS
Garmin OS
Health
HR, SpO2, Training Readiness, Race Predictor
Only if you disable always-on mode and accept 5-day battery life.
No - it's a notification mirror only, like most Garmin watches.
Decent for seasoned runners, wildly optimistic for beginners.
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