I would consider paying for premium if the whole package was more reliable, meaningful and useful (e.g. no synchronisation issues, issues addressed and fixed promptly, not like I am not able to access my irregular heart rhythm data for about a month now, not being told that I have been getting enough sleep recently when at the same time average sleep statistics is telling me that I am sleeping 6h 36 min per night on average and I obviously feel sleep deprived, not being given a sleep score of 73 when I only slept for 3 hours would also help) and subscription cheaper.
I am pleased with the Charge 6 and the price I paid for it, but I think the whole experience needs to become more polished and reliable in content and operation before premium subscription would be worth it. The only feature that I think is reliable enough to be worth paying premium for at the moment is the coach option with workout and mindfulness related content which is realistically worth up to £40 per year, rather than £7.99 per month. Which personally I do not use since I follow my own routines.
