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TomTom’s Runner can be exchanged for a limited gray and pink only-a tad un-inspirational if you don’t like either color. So both watches’ rubber straps can be swapped for a Favorite color if you feel it is a greater way to run.Ĭurrently, Garmin FR35 offers bright colors such as orange, violet, lime green and pink. Similarly, Garmin Forerunner 35 users can detach the core watch module. The watch module comes attached together with the GPS module right below it, such that the GPS module is below the display when appended to the strap. Maybe that is because TomTom’s Runner watch module and the clasp are two different parts of the same watch. The TomTom Runner 3 feels like it would fall off if you decided to carry in your handbag or backpack to your preferred run location. However, the Garmin FR35 is pretty sturdy when removed compared to the Runner, which fits into its removable clasp rather loosely.
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Unfortunately, you can’t do so with the Garmin Forerunner GPS sports watch since it lacks Bluetooth connectivity support and you’d have to hard-wire it to your computer via USB connection-or get a Garmin FR 15 if the ability to wirelessly sync data is dear to you. If you aren’t a swimmer as well, this is especially an unnecessary feature since you will most probably want to leave your TomTom Runner 3 GPS watch to sync to your computer via Bluetooth as you shower. Still, the rubbery design of both comes in handy, helping both GPS watches to be waterproof up to 50 meters.
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Both come with perforated straps that ensure the rubber doesn’t get too touchy-feely with your skin and probably wind up causing irritation or uncomfortable sticky situations. Both sports watch brands thought a rubber clasp could do and we agree too. The FR35’s clasp fits perfectly, so no worries about losing it while you run, but neither is the TomTom Runner a problem here either. It displays the time and day of the week, and you will need to fiddle the innards to get to your run’s stats-doesn’t show real-time run stats right on the home screen like its rival, TomTom Runner GPS sports watch. Its 2.1 by 2.0 cm (55 x 32 pixels) display may not be particularly pretty, but it gets the job done. It keeps it frame slim, lightweight at 42g, and utilitarian-if that is a great thing. Garmin’s Forerunner 35 is not bad-looking either, but compared to TomTom’s offering, the former offers less novelty on the face. It is ample for stealing a sneak-peek at your running stats in real-time, during day or evening runs (in Night Mode)-so you know whether you are getting around just fine or need to hype up or slow down the pace. It is lightweight at 50g, and slim too (11.5mm at thickest point), and feels like TomTom designed the Runner for runners.įor a start, the large, 22 by 25 mm display is a real thing. Most users will like its good looks right off the box. The TomTom Runner GPS Watch design takes a leaf (maybe a branch) off the sleekness of most basic smartwatches-looks like a toned down Sony Smartwatch 3. It is about durability, fit, skin irritability, what shows up (or misses out) at-a-glance on the display, if you can indeed add a peripheral (pulse rate taker, for example), and if the clasp will make you lose it the first time you take it out on a run. It is 2017, and one of the best things about a sports watch comes up in how it looks, grooves and smoothes onto and on your wrist. Smart notifications (displays email, text and other alerts when paired with your compatible phone)
Up to 9 days, watch mode up to 13 hours in training mode
Small: 8 weeks, watch mode 8 hours in training mode Large: 10 weeks, watch mode 10 hours in training mode
Small: 31 g (1.1 oz) Large: 39 g (1.4 oz)ĥ weeks in watch mode 5 hours in training modeĥ weeks in watch mode 8 hours in training mode
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