@2b2bff I agree it might be useful for some functions, but overall it isn’t useful. And the map function isn’t that great either. If your device’s battery performance is uncertain and you cannot read place names on the map. You don’t want to go to a remote place where you can’t charge your watch. I tried a few times to use the map to navigate, but it never worked for me.
Downloading/Deleting maps is a hell-tough job; Wi-Fi performance is too poor. A 1 GB map takes an hour or more; you also have to keep the watch almost on the router, and deleting takes way too long.
Firmware updates occur automatically even if you have disabled that function (that’s where my issues started after an automatic update).
I can make a big list of basic failures. But when no one is there to listen, why waste energy? It is our mistake to be loyal to brands that were great in the past, and now they make us paid beta testers: we pay for products and keep testing them.
Sorry for the long post.