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Like Lightweight and comfortable for 24/7 wear Long battery life with solar charging support Touchscreen and five-button navigation interface Useful new widgets and glances Running power with compatible accessory Powerful Garmin ecosystem and capability Don't Like No LTE for emergencies or tracking No phone call or voice assistant supportThere have long been rumors of a Garmin Forerunner 945 successor with many articles stating that we would see the Forerunner 955 last year. Instead, Garmin released the…

Like Lightweight and comfortable for 24/7 wear Competitive price for the features Useful new widgets and glances Running power with compatible accessory Powerful Garmin ecosystem and capability Don't Like No phone call or voice assistant supportIt's been three years since I tested out the Garmin Forerunner 245 Music and since then, I have had friends continue to sing the praises of this affordable running watch that has served them well. For athletes focused on core sports and now triathletes, the Forerunner 255…

Late last year, I tested out the premium Polar Grit X Pro Titan and found that watch to be rather stunning for accurate GPS, heart rate tracking, and helping me train. That watch brought some new features and consolidated just about everything Polar offers for its wearables.The new Polar Pacer Pro brings much of what the Grit X Pro and Vantage V2 offer in a less premium package with a non-touchscreen display. However, at just $299.95,…

With the launch of the Pacer Pro, Polar is aiming to give dedicated runners all the tech needed to plan, track and analyze their training sessions or races in a lightweight, wrist-worn package that benefits from powerful processing and long battery life.Finland's Polar whimsically describes the Pacer Pro as "a running watch that equips serious runners with seriously powerful training tools." It weighs in at just 41 g (1.44 oz), is only 11.5 mm (0.45 in) thick, rocks a plastic case with an aluminum bezel, and sports a flat…