I am a couch potato hoping to get serious with running and general fitness. I am in the Northeast, so I'd run outside during summer / fall but have to use treadmill for about half the year.
What I'm looking for in a fitness watch: I don't wish to spend a ton of time fiddling with data, but I do hope to have a watch that is accurate (distance, heart rate, etc), easy to carry, and most importantly, one that can motivate me to move and work out. I have a FR220 from a few years ago when I still used to run, but it is fairly outdated as it doesn't have step / sleep tracking and other general fitness functions.
I'm an apple fan - I have been using iPhone since gen 1 and have been using Macs for the last 10 years or so - and I love Apple's philosophy of product design: I simply don't have to fiddle with the computer much, and can just get my tasks done. I don't play with apps: I have about 10 apps on my iPhone and that's it.
I'm hoping to get a watch that follows this philosophy too: one that records data and motivates me, and that I don't have to deal with bugs / lags / fiddle with firmware versions and so on. I don't need much of "smart watch" features, and I don't play with apps. It seems that Apple Watch doesn't follow this philosophy.
Do you guys think a 935 would fit someone like me?