Forerunner 570

Yes, i have forerunner 570. There was a defect fix for ghost touches which was fixed via firmware update soon in 2-3 months. In the meantime when i reached out to support they replaced my forerunner 570 with a brand new watch. I also have an hrm200 and its belt started wrapping vertically (not sure

I just retired my watch6 classic for a Garmin Forerunner 570. So far I'm loving it. The fitness tracking on the watch6 was not as good. The battery life on the Garmin is unbelievable. As a smartwatch, the Garmin is rough around the edges, it's not as smooth, but I wasn't a big watch power user. I re

I’ve used both back and birth depending on how much working out consistently I’ve been doing. Apple Watch is a bit more integrated with iPhone but Garmin is leaps and bounds ahead for fitness stuff. My big recommendation though is make sure whatever model you get has Sapphire glass which is much mor

The first question should be: do you want a sports watch that just tracks your activities, or do you want a smartwatch for calls/notifications etc that also tracks your activities? What battery life do you need? Apple Watches for example need to be charged every day. Most Garmin/Coros/Suunto sport w

I was about to pull the trigger on a coros pace 4 but it doesent has vo2 Max if I’m a cyclist. You just get half of the data if you aren’t a runner. Or maybe less than half. I have a Apple Watch and I don’t have ftp and a reliable vo2 max because you just get it walking or running, the only watch I

Garmin Forerunner. Great GPS, fantastic battery life, lots of running data, and models at a wide variety of price points From the new Forerunner 70 / 170 models to the mid-range 570 and the top 970 model Or you can buy slightly older models like the 165, 265 or 965 Check out DC Rainmaker for reviews

Get the 570 out of those two. Garmin has really good training plans. The Garmin to apple interface sometimes sucks. But the data from Garmin will be solid. I believe the 570 has music which allows you to use the watch as the media device. It's really easy to add via the connect app.

Another vote for the forerunner 570 watch. I have both bike computer (Garmin edge explore) and the forerunner 570 watch. Watch provides bike features plus all the other stuff workout tracking, health tracking sleep scores, phone sync for notifications etc. Depending on your price point the forerunne

I switched about two weeks ago from the Forerunner 245s to the Pace 4. The Coros app is VERY intuitive. I've been using Garmin since the Forerunner 205 so the Garmin app (and desktop software back in the day) was all I'd had experience with. It was super easy to set up the watch and customize the Pa

I went from Epix to AWU to 570. I am strictly a runner and was able to do everything I wanted on all three watches, but everything is so much easier and foolproof on Garmin. Garmin’s physical buttons work all the time - rain, sweat, cold, long sleeves, and gloves. Sure, AWU has Water Lock, but it ca