Garmin Forerunner 35; Easy-to-Use GPS Running Watch, Black
Garmin Forerunner 35 Watch, Black. Accelerometer (calculates distance for indoor workouts, without need for a foot pod). Android Requirements 4.4 OS or later, Bluetooth 4.0 or later. Apple iOS Requirements iOS 10.0 or later, Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch. Battery: Rechargeable lithium ion Product Features Built in GPS built in to acquire satellites quickly
Garmin Forerunner 35 Watch, Black. Accelerometer (calculates distance for indoor workouts, without need for a foot pod). Android Requirements 4.4 OS or later, Bluetooth 4.0 or later. Apple iOS Requirements iOS 10.0 or later, Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch. Battery: Rechargeable lithium ion
Product Features
- Built in GPS built in to acquire satellites quickly to track how far, how fast and where you run, even under tree cover. No phone required!;Water rating : 5 ATM
- 24/7 heart rate monitoring warm gives you heart rate all day and night no additional Strap required. sunlight visible, transflective memory in pixel (MIP)
- Vibration alerts helpful vibration alerts notify you of running prompts, activity tracking milestones, smart notifications and virtual pacing progress
- Updated display new high resolution display that is perfect for indoor/outdoor viewing. Smartphone compatibility iPhone, Android. Compatible with Garmin Connect Mobile. Display size 0.93 x 0.93 inches
- Smart connectivity auto uploads, smart notifications, live track, music controls and automatic sw updates
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