The battery life is the biggest selling point for me; I don't need to charge it every day, and the clock only needs 40 minutes to fully charge via wireless charging, so there's no need to fiddle around with cables. The contrast screen is also a nice touch. After initially being charged every other day at 02:35, the frequency of daily charging has become the norm. After three days of use, I can no longer anticipate how long GT2 will last because I climb so frequently in them and wear them to bed every night. For me, a week's worth of usual use is covered by this quantity. In the end, I was more impressed with my purchase of 0235 than I would have been with a GT2 sport. The switch in technology hasn't dampened my enthusiasm for it, and it's been fascinating to track my daily routines and nighttime rest cycles. I'm holding out hope that the programmers will eventually launch an update that includes voice commands and fixes the notification and ringtone control, or at least includes the option to disable the tune. calls As an aside, at 0235 it was initially impossible to respond to messages until the subsequent software was released.
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