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Vivosmart 4 - Reviewing on Design
Posted on: 24 Oct, 2018Garmin is best known for its high-end running watches and sports-specific devices. The brand wearables do a great job at tracking fitness as well as analyzing that data so any athletes can track when they need to rest or pushing harder before off to limit.
Vivomove HR - Workouts Tracking Review
Posted on: 04 May, 2018Garmin has bombarded us with fitness trackers and running watches, but the Garmin Vivomove HR might be one of the most exciting of the lot they have designed. The first Vivomove was essentially a fitness tracker in traditional watch form, but the Vivomove HR is a full hybrid of style and smarts, layering features like notifications on top of better fitness tracking and a heart rate sensor.
GARMIN VIVOACTIVE 3 - FITNESS AND BATTERY LIFE
Posted on: 01 Jan, 2018Garmin Vivoactive 3 is packing a bunch of new smart features, it's still without a doubt a watch built with fitness enthusiasts in mind. It comes with a whole host of workouts, which are called 'apps', that you can choose from. When you first hit the button on the side of the device you're prompted to set your favorites, so they're easily accessible in future.
Garmin Grows in the Wearables Market with Device, Community, and Third-Party App Strategies
Posted on: 12 Jul, 2016Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), today reported new data that demonstrates the company’s strong and growing position in the wearables market. Garmin specializes in the design and manufacturing of unique and useful wearables for active lifestyles.
Oregon 700 Series Introduction
Posted on: 01 Jul, 2016Today Garmin announced the Oregon 700, 750 and 750t, an update to its popular series of touchscreen outdoor handhelds. Featuring high-sensitivity GPS and GLONASS support, the new Oregon 700 series has a redesigned GPS antenna for better reception and performance. All models feature a worldwide basemap with shaded relief.
Vivomove - Classic Watch with Activity Tracking
Posted on: 05 May, 2016The Garmin Vivo empire is expanding. This time though, in a way unlike any other Garmin product. It actually looks pretty. Swanky perhaps. Sure, there are other Vivo wrist bands you can buy that look great on women (The Girl often wears a metal band for her Vivofit). But those all cost extra. And yes, there are some Fenix3 variants that look more stylish too. But none look stylish in a ‘classical timepiece’ kind of way. And that’s the aim of the Vivomove.
Garmin Varia Vision, The Heads Up Display
Posted on: 08 Jan, 2016Garmin introduced their first heads up display, the Varia Vision. The first in-sight cycling display from Garmin, Varia Vision enhances your road awareness by putting the cycling information you want right where you want it — in your line of sight.
The new Garmin Vivosmart HR with optical sensor
Posted on: 01 Nov, 2015Recently, Garmin rolled out their latest wearable, the Vivosmart HR. This new wrist-bound device takes the Vivosmart band that they announced slightly over a year ago, and adds in an optical sensor. Along the way it got a fancy new crisp display and a few new features.
Forerunner 225, first device with an optical heart rate sensor
Posted on: 01 Jul, 2015Garmin have announced the new Garmin Forerunner 225 GPS running watch which has a wrist based heart rate monitor to help improve aerobic fitness. In the simplest possible terms, the FR225 is basically a FR220 running watch with an optical HR sensor stuffed inside.
Edge 20 and Edge 25 - the world’s smallest GPS cycling computers
Posted on: 25 Jun, 2015Recently, Garmin has announced the Edge 20 and Edge 25, compact, easy-to-use bike computers with connected features available in the Edge 25. As the world’s smallest GPS cycling computers, the Edge 20 and Edge 25 allow cyclists to go the extra mile, capturing essential data including time, distance, speed, total ascent and location.
Garmin New 3 Smartwatches Target at Sports Junkies
Posted on: 30 Jan, 2015In year 2015, Garmin has managed to basically reinvent itself. Once the king of in-car GPS navigation, the company is now equally known for its sports watches and fitness trackers.
Vívosmart, More Move, Miss Less
Posted on: 30 Sep, 2014With the new, feature-rich Vívosmart Activity Tracker, Garmin is not only going all-in with fitness trackers, it’s taking the fight straight to smartwatches from the likes of Samsung and Apple, too.
