@ShinJCD said:
, and a touchscreen that doesn’t trigger every time a drop of water hits it.
With my previous watch, a forerunner 965, showers caused all sort of side effects. Twice my alarm was turned off! Have to say, that’s 2 years ago and things might have changed. Although Garmin is more keen to add (useless/meaningless) data features than usability features in my experience.
I love the option on my race s to only show the time on the raise to awake event, keeping the touch disabled.
(For me, the better watch is not the one with the most features, but the one with the least annoyances)