Garmin
Forerunner 265
$349.99
Garmin
Based on 14 Reddit mentions
$399.99
Sentiment summary across the product areas Reddit users mention most.
Original Reddit posts and comments behind this analysis.
Absolutely. Me and my buddies have F6x, F7, i think FR945 (may be wrong), F3 and FR965 - nobody bothers to take them off in sauna and nothing has happened. For years. Although sauna is every Saturday, watches stay on maybe once a month. So not very often but still. We have discussed durability of Ga
...Meelis_Tegevus in r/GarminFenix
May 7, 2025 5:01 PM
6
Check out DC rainmaker or DesFit YT videos. They both do great in depth videos of the pros and cons of all triathlon or sports related tech. Without knowing more what you want to use it for, I would look into the garmin forerunner series. Different models at different price points, but all of them h
...graetel_90 in r/triathlon
May 29, 2025 11:26 AM
4
Curious to know why you changed over to Suunto? I’m currently looking to upgrade from my Garmin to FR945 the 970, but also considering the Suunto Race 2. At the moment, I’m finding hard to justify spending so much extra on the FR970 than the Race 2.
Ok_Needleworker_9183 in r/Suunto
January 22, 2026 4:56 AM
2
Ik heb een FR945 en ik heb eigenlijk altijd dat mijn horloge 'voorloopt' op de officiële markeringen. Volgens mijn Garmin was de CPC 21,34km. Naja, het was een prima loop, ik hoef er niet van te leven en ik had een PR. Dik tevreden 👍
JapioF in r/Hardlopen
March 16, 2026 11:12 AM
2
It's anecdotal evidence, not a study. We had a Venu 2S water damaged and a Fenix 6X Pro. Garmin declined to help because it was no warranty period anymore. My friends Fr945 also got water in it. He got an FR955 with discount. And I have a couple friends, who had their Garmin ruined by water issues.
...hakapes in r/Garmininstinct
January 1, 2026 5:51 PM
2
Fair enough, and good question. No, I do not need a new device, but the feeling of a potential change is precipitated by a few things (in order of importance): I came to the Fenix by way of a FR 945. I have always missed the weight and lower profile, but had "upgraded" due to wanting sapphire glass
...-TimesOnMySide- in r/Suunto
October 19, 2025 2:27 PM
2
6 year old Garmin FR945. Something with big enough time so that they can easily glance at it and get on with their life. The history of the original German pilot watches can be found here https://teddybaldassarre.com/blogs/watches/flieger-watches it's all about simplicity, and ease of use. The giant
...bhalter80 in r/flying
January 20, 2026 7:20 PM
1
I went FR945 to the Apex 4 and I'm loving it. Almost the exact same form factor with a much better looking screen (still MIP for the Apex) and more responsive mapping. With the Forerunner, I was having to charge multiple times per week. Now it's once every 2-3 weeks and that's with daily activities.
...Kelsier25 in r/Coros
February 23, 2026 4:59 AM
1
Let me test it!!! I need a good rucking app since Garmin keeps skipping over my 1yr old FR945. Also asking to test because I was ITQA for a time. Cheers, good luck with app!
Default-name-2112 in r/Rucking
August 20, 2025 12:19 PM
1
As not only a long time Garmin user, but a former Garmin employee, what a weird way to glaze a now overpriced watch. When the Fenix was 600 bucks it was reasonable, now?! Absolutely not worth it. They didn't even launch the SOS feature on it, which is imo the one thing could've brought it to the sol
...Barajmar- in r/GarminFenix
September 8, 2025 7:40 AM
1