Forerunner 55, GPS Running Watch with Daily Suggested Workouts, Up to 2 Weeks of Battery Life, White

My absolute favorite running watch (I upgraded from a different Garmin). The functions (button controls on the side of the watch) may take a little time to learn, but it's not difficult. The GPS is extremely accurate and all of the information from the watch syncs quickly to the Garmin App. I've worn it in all kinds of weather and different types of races and have never had a problem. Pretty strong battery life, too, but out of habit, I do charge it every night. Looks nice and the adjustable band ensures a perfect fit! Really great running watch, and I know I'm not even taking advantage of everything it offers yet.

Great watch, I use this everyday and only need to charge like twice a month. The alarm vibrations don’t get me up as easily in the mornings as my Apple Watch, but that’s the ONLY complaint. It shows all notifications, but I only like seeing calls and texts on here, and tracks my runs and workouts great. Does NOT have strength training options like the 265 or Fenix series, but that’s alright, I use HIIT for weights and can change it in the app if I want to track more specifically what I did. It had about two weeks of this weird Bluetooth connection, it was connected to my phone but showed a code like it needed to connect to something, restarted it a couple times and it’s been gone for about a month or more now.

Good fit. A little difficult to learn for beginners to a garmin. It’s nice though,I like the wristband too. Decent battery life and worth it.

Huge fan! Love my garmin so much. Especially the body battery. It has been do helpful with my chronic illness

I bought this watch a month ago and I am really impressed with the stats and charts. It is easy to operate, and I have to admit I find it better and less risky while exercising with the buttons. It is lightweight and the battery lasts for about two weeks. A few problems are bothering me and I am debating whether I should return the watch or keep it (I have a 2 months window for return). 1. Sleep monitor- as other reviewers stated, is highly unreliable, making the body battery unreliable as well. If I watch tv or read for a few hours it will show as if I was asleep. One morning I woke up at 5:00 am, got out of bed, made a few phone calls and texts and went back to bed where I stayed awake for another hour, and the watch showed that I was asleep the entire time! 2. I can’t choose which notifications to show and which not. I only want to see calls, texts and WhatsApp messages, but it keeps showing me news notifications and other notifications I have on my iPhone. 3. It tells me to move, but it doesn’t detect if I exercise and forget to turn it on. I wish it would have.

Very basic model, but does everything I need, and priced well below the fancier ones. I bought this specifically to track my times during training runs for an upcoming marathon. I don't need it to do a whole lot, but it still has a ton of features I'll probably never use. I personally like that it has buttons on the side for navigation instead of touch screen. I was able to sync it with my VDOT training calendar so it automatically has my scheduled workout loaded which makes it very easy to train with. I'm still figuring it all out, but considering the lower price, I'm pretty happy with it. My only slight complaint is that I wish the face was a little bigger, but I can still read it despite not having the greatest vision.

If you are tired of bulky smartwatches that feel like wearing a brick on your wrist, the Garmin Forerunner 55 is a breath of fresh air. It strips away the unnecessary "fluff" and focuses on exactly what matters: comfort, accuracy, and ease of use. ​The "Barely There" Design ​The standout feature of this watch is its profile. It is remarkably small and dainty, making it one of the most comfortable wearables on the market. ​Featherlight: It’s so lightweight that you truly don't feel it on your arm. ​Comfortable Band: Whether you’re sleeping or sprinting, the fit is seamless—only making its presence known if you choose to cinch the band tight for a heart-rate reading. ​Simple, Effective Tracking ​While other watches overwhelm you with "bells and whistles" you'll never use, the Forerunner 55 keeps it basic in the best way possible. ​Reliable GPS: Starting a workout is a one-button affair. Once you’re moving, the built-in GPS tracks your route with precision, providing a clear map of your journey afterward. ​Pixel 9 Compatibility: It syncs effortlessly with the Google Pixel 9, pushing your stats to the Garmin Connect app so you can see your progress without any pairing headaches. ​Why It Wins ​This isn't a "mini-computer" trying to replace your phone; it’s a dedicated tool for someone who enjoys the run more than the data-crunching. It’s perfect for those who want a reliable partner that stays quiet and does its job. ​The Verdict: If you want a slim, "set-it-and-forget-it" GPS watch that plays nice with your Android setup, the Forerunner 55 is the perfect fit.

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Good cheap entry level running watch, heart rate, ect. Screen is on the smaller but it works well ad easy to read.

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Good quality product and still working well. Highly recommend.

As expected from the Garmin, pretty good especially the battery backup, i haven't charged yet, it came out of the box with 90%, i have been walking and running and other activities like breath, HIIT(high-intensity interval training), past 4 days i have not take it off this watch from my wrist, still battery 49%. i do own apple watch series 6 Nike Edition but need to charge every day for sure and if i ran more than 6K or 7K in day, it will drain pretty soon, thats why i took this and heart rate also very good, which similar to polar heart strap. finally it's a Sport watch not completely smart watch but it has some of the smart watch features, like getting notifications but in one way you can't give reply from the watch, just you can see.