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When the Garmin Forerunner 935 was first released, it was one arguably the most popular GPS triathlon watch at the time. It has almost all the same features as the Garmin Fenix 5, with the exception of topographical maps. The Garmin Forerunner 745 is technically the upgrade to the Forerunner 735XT, but it would be … Read moreGarmin Forerunner 745 vs Forerunner 935
The Garmin Venu SQ Music is technically a downgraded version of the original Garmin Venu, with a cheaper price tag and a square watch face. You could also call it Garmin’s answer to the Fitbit Versa 3, while keeping in mind that Garmin definitely trumps Fitbit from a sports tracking perspective. The original Garmin Venu is … Read moreGarmin Venu SQ Music vs Garmin Venu
The Garmin Forerunner 645 is a good quality GPS watch built primarily for runners. It has built-in music storage a solid selection of sports features, advanced running dynamics and support for Garmin running power. The Forerunner 745 is a significant upgrade on the Forerunner 645. Support for open water swimming, triathlon tracking, and cycling power … Read moreGarmin Forerunner 745 vs Forerunner 645 – Product Comparison
The Garmin Forerunner 745 is basically a Garmin Forerunner 945 Lite. That means it’s a high quality GPS triathlon watch with all of Garmin’s features and technology for endurance sportsmen. The only chink in the armor is the relatively short battery life, the absence of topographical maps, and the lack of a golf mode (if … Read moreGarmin Forerunner 745 vs Garmin Venu – Product Comparison
Despite being $100 cheaper than the Forerunner 945, the Forerunner 745 packs almost all of the same technology and features as the FR945. For this reason, you can think of the Forerunner 745 as a Forerunner 945 Lite. There are a few important differences, but the simple truth is that these watches are extremely similar. … Read moreGarmin Forerunner 745 vs Forerunner 945 – Product Comparison
The Fitbit Charge 4 is a relatively affordable activity tracker with a decent selection of fitness modes and a built-in GPS. It’s a good option for people that run, cycle, or workout regularly. The Charge 4 is also pretty compact and it looks more like a bracelet than a watch. The Garmin Venu is a … Read moreFitbit Charge 4 vs Garmin Venu
The Fitbit Charge 4 is a bracelet style activity tracker with built-in GPS. It is arguably the best value for money Fitbit that you can buy right now. The Polar Unite is essentially a dumbed-down version of the Polar Ignite. It has all of the main features that you would expect from a Polar Sports … Read morePolar Unite vs Fitbit Charge 4
The Garmin Approach S40 is a mid-range GPS golf watch with most, but not all of Garmin’s golf technology. The Garmin Approach S62 sits alongside the Garmin Marq Golfer as the best golf watch in Garmin’s product line-up at this point in time. The goal of this post is to help you choose between the … Read moreGarmin Approach S40 vs Garmin Approach S62
The Fitbit Charge 4 is a relatively affordable activity tracker with a decent selection of fitness modes and a built-in GPS. It’s a good option for people that run, cycle, or workout regularly. The Charge 4 is also pretty compact and it looks more like a bracelet than a watch. The Garmin Vivoactive 4S is … Read moreFitbit Charge 4 vs Garmin Vivoactive 4S
The Polar Grit X is a triathlon capable multisport GPS watch with military grade construction. It boasts over 130 sports modes and it can measure running power from the wrist, without any 3rd party accessories. The Garmin Venu is a well-rounded GPS sports watch with built-in music storage and a high resolution touchscreen. It boasts … Read morePolar Grit X vs Garmin Venu
