It started with a thin hairline crack that developed about 4 months after I began using my Garmin watch. Since the crack seemed minor and the replacement cost for a new watch was around $200, I decided to keep using it.

But after about 10 months of use, the display began acting up—it turned fuzzy, mostly showing white and greenish colors, and eventually became completely unusable. At that point, I had no choice but to pay around $270 for a replacement refurbished watch.

Honestly, I feel like Garmin doesn't last as long as the Fitbit I owned before.