Yeah, I've had a far better experience with it recently. Once I disabled all the fitness stuff, my battery life was WAY better, giving me at least 10 more hours of life. They really should disable all that stuff by default if they want to give a good impression. Of course, it doesn't help that out of the box there are two fitness apps running - Motorola's and Google's - and they both notify you. It's really annoying. I've disabled almost everything related to fitness stuff, although I'm still very annoyed that I apparently can't keep the watch from counting my steps with Motorola's fitness tracker. I refuse to believe that disabling that wouldn't at least help battery life a little bit, so the fact that it's impossible to turn that off it obnoxious.