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It really is annoying. I like to use it to track my sleep, by kellykapowski
but when I do that and charge the watch during the day, I end up forgetting to put it back on. I have running friends who wear both an Apple Watch and a Garmin, which I think is just weird. If the Apple Watch were to be upgraded to include the Garmin running watch features coupled with an increased battery life, I would turn my 5 in for a credit and then buy the new one. Until then, as long as my watch remains in good condition without any kid accidents, I'm not upgrading.