I do get frustrated when I read reviews and people point out issues with some of the watch's "secondary and lower" features.

Many people are dependent on alarms on their phones these days, but its nice to have redundancy if you thought you plugged it in to

It also brings information for sedentary people (although it is not a watch like for them).It's a bit heavy for those who are used to the 920xt, but with daily use one adapts

Under low light people have complained it's not bright

I have the same gripes as some people before me, heart rate takes a while to lock on, and is exactly as accurate as a fit bit

I wore it whole day and the weight wasn't awful, but people with smaller wrists, might find it difficult to do push-ups, play tennis or weight lifting while wearing it, at least I did

You can see by looking at the forms on garmin's website that many people with this product have the same issues

customer support telling people odd things ("not released yet" when it was, "no known issues" when the Social team are just about to rupture an aneurysm reassuring everyone that the issues are known and a fix is near).If you want an expensive, pretty activity monitor that only occasionally bugs out while not doing anything, this is the trail watch for you

Some people hate having their watch bothering them all the time though, but it's possible to turn that function off if you're one of them

Some people noticed it due to the size but actually like the size

I absolutely discourage people from wasting money on the Garmin Fenix 3