Forerunner 165

I ran 5K earlier to also test my new garmin watch and how much its data differs from my mi band 9. Masaya ako na yung mi band 9 ko na una kong naging sports watch when I started running 2 months ago, e binibigyan pala talaga ako ng good data to track my progress

So eto na nga, I just got my Forerunner 165 this week and since rest day ko na, I went on a run without my phone and yung watch lng gamit ko. I was aiming for 5k only kasi test run lng but in the middle of the run my body felt good kaya I decided na mag 10k. As I was looking at my distance and nagul

I started running 3 months ago with a useless watch that gave me nothing. A week ago I had my first run with the Garmin forerunner 165 and it's been huge. Knowing my speed, pace, etc is huge in my opinion. As a beginner runner, I'm not really able to feel the difference between something like 5.8mph

Honestly, it’s the sweet spot. The Forerunner 165 gives you like 80–90% of what most runners actually use (GPS, HR, training metrics, AMOLED screen) without the price jump of the Forerunner 265 or Forerunner 965. Most people don’t need maps, triathlon modes, or super advanced analytics, they just wa

Garmin Forerunner 165 vs Coros Pace Pro vs Suunto Vertical vs Amazfit T-Rex 3 vs Ultrahuman Ring Air vs Luna Ring. Quantified science with heart rate accuracy analysis.

Here Amazfit T Rex 3 takes the clear win! This was a tough 8’mile run with Fartlek and hill reps. At some points on my hands and

Comparing data and results

I ran 18 km (LSD) today and decided to use both my Garmin Forerunner 165 and the Strava app on my phone.

Strava says I ran 18.83 km, whereas my Garmin watch reports 18.02 km. Strava also showed a faster average pace than Garmin.

I’ve noticed this kind of discrepancy bef

I have no problems seeing the screen outdoors on bright sun and I live on a very sunny place. The GPS accuracy is the best I've seen for any watch. My latest ones were Fenix 5, Fenix 6 Pro and Forerunner 165. The OHR accuracy during exercise for me is good enough and it's faster to respond to effort

I use Garmin forerunner 165. It's cheap, accurate and also works for gym, swimming etc

I use a Garmin Forerunner 165, it detects reps pretty well. While it isn't completely automatic, you start a session, press a button to start your set, do the set, press a button to end the set. Rep tracking is usually accurate or 1 off at worst. Exercise detection is fine for your basic weight move

Yup! Sensor wise huawei fit 4 is one of the best bang for your buck sa watches. If naka ios ka di mo nga lang mamamaximize lahat ng features ng watch like loading music onto it pero I’d say 95% compatible naman yung app to ios. For context I had a gt3 pro and huawei fit 3 dati. If prio mo is gps, hr