I bought the Garmin Instinct 2X Solar almost exclusively for health tracking: sleep, heart rate, recovery, etc.
The watch itself has many great qualities, but one design decision is absolutely baffling:
It woke me up in the middle of the night by buzzing on my wrist to tell me that the battery was low.
Think about that for a second.
This is a device that actively tracks sleep, knows you are asleep, and still decides that the best possible moment to alert you about battery level is during the night while you are sleeping.
For a product marketed partly around health and sleep tracking, this is stupidity beyond redemtption.
Humans are building spacecraft and landing jeeps on Mars, yet somehow the people at Garmin thought:
“Maybe the sleep-tracking watch should wake people up during sleep because the battery has only two days left.”
This can probably be adjusted somewhere in Settings, but the default behavior is still completely ludicrous.
