🏃 Enhance Your Runs with Garmin Forerunner 245 Music – GPS Running Smartwatch with Music, Advanced Dynamics in Sleek Black Review

And so everything is in order (I will personally tell you my feelings and emotions) Let's start with what we liked: The screen is cool. It is on all the time, but it does not consume energy and you do not need to lift or carry out any other actions with the hand. Nice lighting at night Battery - it keeps sure in my case it is enough for almost 5 days without a charge, provided that I use them very tightly (especially when once a week I do Cross-fit strength training (in place of drums) You can

It's much more comfortable than my old Vivoactive HR that died last summer after jumping in the lake too much. Forerunner 245 Music tracks my actions as I think about starting and stopping them before my eyes. It would be great if activities such as a treadmill, elliptical trainer, indoor bike, indoor row, push-ups, etc. were automatically recognized. The good thing is that I usually memorize part of the session so I can start it mid-session and then come back to it. App to check time, distance

Pros: Very Durable - I wore this watch during the Super Spartan Race and it handled running, climbing/crawling obstacles and the occasional wet obstacle very well. Small enough (not too bulky) to fit comfortably under my long sleeve compression shirt Very accurate heart rate measurement Very accurate pace measurement Very accurate heart rate measurement (when on) Very accurate mileage measurement Has a LONG battery life even under heavy use (compared to by my old Fitbit, the I have used) Can…

Something about me1. I had a Garmin Forerunner 235, Fenix 3 and Fenix 5X (alongside several older watches from Garmin and others)2. I run 25-35 miles per week (4 times outdoors + sometimes on a treadmill) and cycle indoors on Zwift3 1-2 times per week. I use Stryd Live footpod4. I sync all my data with StravaWhy did I buy this watch? I used a Garmin Fenix 5X last year and it was a great watch. It's definitely a huge watch (probably too big) with a lot of great features, some of which I've used…