I’ve spent a long time trying to work out what to get as my first Smar****ch.
Ended up with a Garmin Vivomove HR, secondhand for £45. It’s certainly at the basic end of things, but it does heart rate, steps, calories etc. It doesn’t connect with Strava but I have an ANGi helmet which does that part!
One of the biggest selling points of the Vivomove is the look and size. I want to wear it all the time, and big chunky watches don’t often go well under shirts, and get caught when carrying the kids about. It’s still 42mm in size, which is not a small watch, but it’s miles smaller and slimmer than most of the other smart watches, and really comfy to wear.
Worth a look if you can get your tracking via bike computer or helmet etc.
I don't see the point of buying one that doesn't have GPS tbh.
Anyone using a Wear OS (Google Wear) watch for fitness/cycling needs?
I bought the Vivoactive 3 music advertised in this thread. 👍🏻
Having problems with my amazon special enacfire future plus headphones. They’ve been absolutely fine paired to my phone to date but now I have two devices it’s clear the bluetooth software isn’t up to the standard of the household name manufacturers.
Any recommendations for bluetooth earbuds for running that happily switch devices and connect seamlessly to Garmin’s decidely weird software?
