Vivoactive 5

Ich hab die Garmin Vivoactive 5, benutze die auch beim Schwimmen, muss aber sagen dass die Entfernung beim Bahnenschwimmen oft um 2-4 Bahnen falsch ist, je nach Distanz. Persönlich stört mich das nicht so, dafür ist die Bedienung beim Schwimmen so eingestellt, dass man nur die Knöpfe an der Seite be

I currently use Visible and a Garmin vivoactive 5. I use them for different things. Visible: I like that it's waterproof and I can see how tiring a shower is. I love thr pace points system so I can see how much energy I've already used in a day. I appreciate being able to tag activity on the HR grap

There’s absolutely no shame in giving this some serious thought. After all, you’re buying a watch that you’ll be enjoying for years to come. ​It sounds like the Active 3, the Balance 2XT, and the T-Rex 3 Pro (44mm?) are all watches you’d be very happy with. Since you’ve already ordered them anyway,

I use both visible and Garmin vivoactive 5 on the daily. I like visible because of the pace points system. It gives me a snapshot of how much I've done in a day, rather than just a HR graph. I also like that it's waterproof and I can shower with it. The symptom tracker is nice as well. The Garmin ha

Sure! Im wearing a garmin vivoactive 5. The Garmin standard interface is pretty informative on its own but recently I installed a watchface called "Pacing Watch Face" by fitigued that is helpful for us sick people. It allows you to set a heart rate monitor to warn you when you've gone too far with a

I have a Garmin Vivoactive 5 and I love it. It tracks my sleep, my stress, my breathing rate, heart rate, steps and other exercises, my active minutes, body battery etc. I had a Fitbit before this, and the user interface for this Garmin is so much better. For the body battery it takes into account t

Another vote for Garmin. I didn't like how large the forerunner is, so I have a Vivoactive 5. I want to say that I had a hard time switching from Fitbit to Garmin because of how insanely customizable the Garmin is, both on the watch and the app. My biggest frustration was just finding where things w

I have a Garmin Vivoactive 5 (still offered for sale but it's now a slightly older model). It is not cheap, but it is one of the cheaper Garmin options ($250 USD) and you can do pretty much everything you need for beginner/casual running. For C25k, I use it to program my run/walk intervals and colle

I use my Helio Strap as an external heart rate monitor (previously with my Garmin Vivoactive 5, and currently with my Active 3). I’m very satisfied with it, though I have never compared it to an ECG chest strap myself. ​You might want to check out the videos by The Quantified Scientist on YouTube. H

Yes! The first time my watch congratulated me for a "tough workout" after taking a shower I had to laugh. And its not helpful to have it notify you 5 times a day that you "need to be more active!" When you are in an active PEM crash. I've turned all that stuff off and customized it as best I can. I