Renewed Garmin Forerunner 35 Watch in White: Superior Performance at a Fraction of the Price! Review

Great product. I use a Garmin 35 as my daily watch and can easily switch between running and cycling. It is very easy to start running or cycling. No delays or delays connecting to the satellite. I love the "auto pause" feature when I stop to tie my shoelaces or wait for a cork.

I recommend buying direct from Revain. I thought there was, but it was only done by Revain and GPS, whichever company charged a few return postage. It is not made for the female wrist and is very uncomfortable. I regret purchasing this item.

I'm not very tech savvy but love to be active and see the results of my workouts. I'm a triathlete, so I run, bike and swim. This Garmin model gives me just the right amount of information and is very easy to navigate. I'm connected to the Garmin app on my phone, which tracks my daily activity, sleep, etc.

I really like this watch! When I first got it I wasn't too sure about the strap, it felt too rubbery and bulky to put on. Although when I tried it, it didn't bother me at all! Most of the time I don't even feel the watch on my wrist. It's easy to use, very intuitive. When I needed to learn how to set my running intervals I searched online and found the instructions very easy to find. I wish the watch could sync with my MayMyRun account, but I usually have my phone with me when I run, so that's…

I love this device. I turn off the heart rate monitor except when I'm exercising to conserve the battery - it worked for 16 days and still had 2 bars on the battery. I love the GPS function and have displayed a map with my mileage directly in the app. The reason I say "buy new" is because I bought a "refurbished" unit (not sure how/why that's different from a refurbished one, but hey.) after a few hours; Plug in the charger again, it shows full charge; Left for 2 hours, charger off, same thing.

The best thing about this watch is its battery life. It lasts about 6 days in a row, using the GPS function 3-4 times a week. By day 6 the watch will be on the last band but it's still very good battery life. A full charge only takes about 1 hour. When running or walking outdoors, it may take 30 to 10 seconds to get a GPS signal. While running, the running pace is pretty accurate. All other features described on the website are exactly what you get. This is a comfortable watch to wear. And…

I only wear a watch to work and I can't think of a better watch for a nurse. The battery lasts over a month without GPS. "If you don't want to use ultra-precise GPS, then why buy a Garmin," you ask?1. The pedometer is very reliable. I've used the watch with both the GPS off and on when I've been running in circles and the pedometer manages to calculate the same distance as the GPS. Sure, I can't follow a route on the Garmin Connect app without GPS enabled, but I don't care if I'm running a…

I've been using the Forerunner 35 for two weeks and I'm satisfied, especially after using the Garmin Vivosmart HR+ which had a series of design flaws and finally a mechanical or software failure that led to its being discontinued after 8 years was returned to Garmin months. The Forerunner 35's large flat screen is much easier to read than the Vivosmart. It's smoother and doesn't get stuck in sleeves and pockets like the Vivosmart, offering a more ergonomic feel. The Forerunner 35 has a battery…