I want to you this watch on my trip to Australia and I want to track how many miles I work each day. Will this do the job?
1574951
It might, but I wouldn't recommend it. I would use a step-counting device (FitBit or something similar) as every time you stop with this Garmin, it will beep and stop as you have stopped moving. This device is truly designed for constant movement such as running and biking. Hope this helps.
1574952
Yes it should do a great job of tracking your walks. I have never used it outside of the US so you will need to check if it works in Australia.
1574953
It will. But it is more of a training coach. It will tell you how fast you do each mile, your best time, when to walk, when to run, etc. It would be cheaper to just get a pedometer. A pedometer you wont have to charge it every day.
1574954
This is a GPS watch that will track daily mileage if that is what you are asking.
1839664
Yes it does. It will quickly synch wirelessly to Garmin Connect and you can see max, average and a HR graph in garmin connect on your phone or computer. I presume you can see them on the watch itself, but I haven't looked. The app is far more user friendly.
1628496
I don't know if it will work for Arizona, but I do know that I would not recommend this watch. I purchased one for my blind mother for Christmas. It worked for about a month, then it quite "talking". We took it to a watch maker and he couldn't repair it. I sent it back to the company and they replaced it with a new one. It also worked for a month and then quit "talking". My mother relies on her watch to know the time of day. She can't even tell if it is day or night without it. We did find one for about $10.00 at Walmart. It isn't pretty, but it is still working.
1736543
Definitely. I use it for cross fit, which is heavy weights or kettle bells for multiple 30 second increments followed by 3 min of running/sprints. I can see where my max heart rate is (always when running) and see how fast my heart rate comes down when getting a drink between sets, etc. It's really a great watch and has outlasted all my past HRM!
788056
It tracks the current distance, but does not do a summative total. So, if you walk a mile a day for a week, it will only record the mile you walked that day.
588576
The watch itself won't be able to figure that. That would be up to the app that you have paired with it. If your app figures this information, is compatible with the watch, and offers a screen to display it, then it will. I know if you use the Wahoo Fitness app and a heart rate strap it will figure that information and display it for you.
904022
Sorry Doris, these steps are for the other watch called smart health, am not sure if this will be the same. but you can try it. dear Doris, press and hold the View & Time botton at once. then you can adjest the time and minutes by clicking the Time botton till you reach the KM or Mile on the screen, then chose which one you want. steps : Hold (Time & View), once the screen will start blinking press (Time) untill you reach on the screen the KM & Miles, press (View or Rest) to change between them, finally press (Time). Thank you
1536036
I don't think so. I have a Garmin watch that tracks miles when I run. I bought this as a heart rate monitor. It works pretty good but you do have to hold your finger over the face of the watch for approx 5 seconds.
2087186
Hello. Sure it can definitely track your golf course activities. I would suggest that you put it on Walk and once you upload the data onto the run.goyourlife.com website with the sync tool you can see distance walked, calories burned, elevation, and even pace. The watch itself will also tell you those stats when you set up the different stats on a page within the watch settings. Each page you create can show you up to three different stats with the ability to make up to 4 separate pages with different combination of stats. I hope this answers your question.~Team PAPAGO!
94132
It will stay on the watch, but only in graph form (meaning you can't see the numbers, just a bar graph to compare to other days in the last 7 days) If you want the numbers you'll have to write them down before midnight. If you just want to compare a "more than yesterday" or "less than tuesday" then you can see that.
33650
Yes, absolutely. It then uses the Runtastic Ap to log them. I have since moved to a Garmin, but still use Runtastic to log runs because I like the way it displays splits. This is a very good inexpensive entry level running watch. I was very happy with mine.
1805589
i needed my computer to charge it. is anyone else having an issue with there watch not tracking miles? the speedometer works but not the miles.... very important for running.
540834
You need to be more specific with your questions. Your best bet is to find and download the user's manual. It will give you specific instructions. However, I wouldn't recommend this watch - at least not based on my experience. Its performance (as a heart monitor) is inconsistent - sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.
875895
No, it can't. It only picks up GPS outdoors, with clean line of sight to the sky. You could include a shoe sensor, but even then, using the tracking ability of the watch all day would kill the battery pretty quick! I would use a Fuel Band by Nike or a FitBit for what you are looking to do.
1757084
Yes you can use it while walking if you wish to know the distance you walked, you would just need to set the watch to running mode
1080847
Yes, if you mail your watch to your loved ones so that they can download your last run onto Garmin Connect. No, not really. ;)
1550618
Yes, as far as I know, you need some sort of Garmin watch to be able to connect and track your runs.