Journalist. Former Editor of @wareable runner and wearable tech lover The Garmin Forerunner 55 is effectively set to replace the Forerunner 45 as the affordable option in Garmin's large family of ...

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Garmin Forerunner 55 review TL;DR: the Garmin Forerunner 55 is the perfect wearable to guide you through the bumpy road that is the early days of running training. It certainly gets the basics right!

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The Forerunner 265 retains the core tracking experience that made its predecessor one of our top recommendations and builds on it with a vibrant new display and responsive UI. Battery life takes an ...

The Garmin Forerunner 945 is a pricey but high-performing multisport watch that offers reliable battery life, generous sport tracking options, and thorough health monitoring packed into a lightweight ...

Garmin’s Forerunner 165 is one of Garmin’s most affordable OLED watches, and the entry-level point if you want OLED and a good selection of pro-grade runner’s features. Until now the closest we had ...

Lots and lots of accurate data. Daily Morning Report is fun. Lightweight and durable. Decent battery life. Has multiple GPS systems, a blood oxygen sensor, and an altimeter. Downloading one playlist ...

The Forerunner 265 and 965 are updated versions of their predecessors with significant facelifts. Where the older 255 and 955 both featured MIP displays, the newer models introduce vibrant, colorful ...

The Garmin Forerunner 955 isn't a transformative leap from the 945, but it's a far better training companion. That's largely down to the addition of that Multi-band support, which is for anyone that ...

The rich get richer as Garmin's Forerunner 965 picks up a vibrant AMOLED face to match its already excellent set of sensors. We'll miss features like the solar charging ring, but it's tough to argue ...