GARMIN FORERUNNER 235 GPS EU BLACK/RED

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Compré este reloj porque mi anterior (Forerunner 110) se rompió después de 5 años de uso casi a diario. Busqué el más económico que me permitiera ver simultáneamente y sin pulsar botón los siguiente 4 detalles durante una carrera: - tiempo total - velocidad actual - distancia total - ritmo cardíaco Ha sido una sorpresa muy agradable descubrir que este reloj no solamente proporciona eso, sino muchísimo más. Por ejemplo, puedes instalar un "Data Field" gratuitamente (Runner Window 2.0) que además te indica al instante: - velocidad media - hora real - pasos por minuto - calidad signal GPS - estado batería - variación altimetría - conexión monitor ritmo cardíaca exterior Por otra parte y en modo pasivo, usa los láser incorporados para medirte el ritmo cardíaco 24/7 y sus acelerómetros para estimar tus pasos y calcular los calorías consumidas. En modo activo (GPS activado), la batería me dura unas 7 a 8 horas y en pasivo unos 8 o 9 días.

Plusieurs années que j'ai cette montre, toujours aussi performante.

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Although originally being released in 2015, the Garmin Forerunner 235 running watch is still a fantastic running watch to this day. I purchased this watch originally in 2016 and still have it. It is still working perfectly. I am a very keen runner, and have participated in many running events across the country including vitality 10k, Asics 10k, hackney half, oxford half to name but a few. I also have done the Brighton and Chicago marathons. Not considered in any way as a professional, I only required the basic measurements for my run together with a good app. I originally used run keeper to track my runs, but with this watch and its app it can automatically sync with run keeper once you complete your run. This also means you do not need to run with your phone anymore. ( I do understand people love running with their phone for music, take photos on their run or just to keep in contact when they venture out) This watch does not feature a touch screen, some people will find this a deal breaker but for a watch intended for activity like running it is perfect. Having physical buttons to navigate, is a perfect when compared to trying to use a touch screen when your hands are sweaty and clammy during or after a run. The display is also one of the top features of this watch too. The sunlight readability is amazing, having direct sunlight on its display it is still readable. The battery life when compared to other watches, just steams ahead. The watch can last pretty much one week without the need to find your charger. Used normally as a watch, with 3x 10k runs during that week, the battery can easily last one week without a charge. The watch is very easy to use and the menu’s are clear and precise. There are options to display the desired information needed when on a run. The heart rate feature is handy although not as accurate when compared to those dedicated chest sensors. This model of watch has been out quite a while now, it seems it is now out of production but you can still get them from various sellers and now at a massive reduced cost. Garmin has now released the anticipated follow-up to this model called the Forerunner 245. It includes the added feature to enable the Bluetooth of music to your Bluetooth headphones. However I have not really seen it for sale, although I think you can buy it direct form Garmin, but it is not cheap. The Forerunner 235 is a perfect balance of cost and usability for the average keen runner. Despite its age, don’t hesitate to add it to the top of your pick list when looking for your first or next running watch. I cannot recommend it highly enough.