Recently, the renowned American GPS brand Garmin released two new running watches, the Forerunner 235 and Forerunner 630, targeting the mid-range and high-end markets respectively. As upgrades to the Forerunner 225 and Forerunner 620, these new models feature enhanced functionality, incorporating fitness tracking, smart notifications, and sleep monitoring functions. The improvement in the “second-generation running dynamics” feature provides runners with a more scientific approach to exercise. If you’re a dedicated running enthusiast, one of these two watches may become your ideal training companion.
By connecting the Forerunner 235 to a smartphone, runners can also receive voice prompts for relevant data during workouts, keeping you informed about your performance at all times. Through the Connect IQ app platform, the Forerunner 235 becomes even more fun—users can download various apps and watch faces, customizing the watch to their preferences and creating a truly personalized timepiece.
The Forerunner 630 can also be used for cycling when paired with speed and cadence sensors. It comes with the new HRM-Run 4 heart rate strap, which is lighter and more compact, capable of comprehensively monitoring various professional metrics generated during running or cycling. Additionally, the Forerunner 630 includes fitness tracking, smart notifications, and sleep monitoring features. With the Connect IQ function, users can freely change the watch’s theme to create a personalized and stylish timepiece.
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