Garmin Forerunner Watch Black Band Review

I really like the variety of workouts and training options that come with the 935, a big improvement over the 235 I had previously have owned. and the battery life is incredible

The watch is actually very good, lots of data and not difficult to use, the only problem so far is trying to update the latest software, an update via WiFi or Garmin Express failed .

This watch has many features that we have yet to learn how to use. As a runner my husband loves it. It syncs its information with other apps you use. Also as a golfer. Good basic and more golf courses etc.

Expensive, not much better than my 10 year old Garmin. Scratches very easily. Too thin screen. Hardly used, has a few scratches. Wrist heart rate is inaccurate. It is better to buy a chest heart rate monitor. This Garmin was really impressive, especially not impressed with the almost $500 price range. Mediocre working hours.

Best feature: Definitely battery life. I charge every 2 weeks! For those 2 weeks I rode an average of 30 miles per week in GPS mode and with all notifications active. Tracks mileage very well, running and cycling. As with any Garmin, it took a while to set up and set up, but then everything was a breeze. I love it. One of the best investments I've made in running. Cons: Light brown line on my left arm as I only take my watch off to shower and charge.

The Forerunner 935 is the best combination of function, price and weight in the Garmin family. They have exactly the same software as the Fenix 5/5S, with the exception of size and weight and Wi-Fi connectivity, which is only available on the sapphire versions of the two watches. Also, the Forerunner 935 doesn't have the accessory connection issues reported by many Fenix 5 series users. Highly recommended!

I am training for a full Ironman and need a watch that will last. I used the Fitbit but found that it needed to be charged after less than 3 hours of using the GPS. It quickly became apparent that I absolutely needed a watch that could last longer than my Sunday trips. After a lot of research, I decided on a Garmin. I quickly found that not only would this watch track my workouts all week, but it would last most of the next week on a single charge. This, combined with the wrist heart rate…