yes of course

yes of course you can

@@akahansel i was a bit scared that it wouldnt be water proof for my swimming 1-2 meters below surface but mostly above water

the forerunner 55 costs around 150$ and the apple watch costs around 400$

it depends by your needs. if you need a trainer watch and many data about your workouts i would say garmin. instead if you are looking to a smartwatch that helps you during the day-life i would suggest you apple watch

I know, it was at my beginning. Now i'm better at it and i've also ran some races.

For its price is probably the best. It does its work very good

personally i prefer the buttons during my workouts

Who the fk wears their watch for 12 days straight ahah.

​@Broodjemetbeleg nobody wear smartwatch 12 hours a day. But nobody want to charge in every 12 hours

@@muhdhazim_it’s worth it btw apples accuracy is unbeatable really. Apples accuracy has always been a market leading statement

@@Broodjemetbeleg lol, everyone does these days. Go out more bro

@@BroodjemetbelegI hardly ever take my watch off

hi! both watches are very very good and their sensors are very accurate. All depends by your needs and what do you want from them. In my opinion the apple watch is much for an easy smart daily usage. On the other hand the Garmin is better in terms of sport watch because it gives you much data about your workouts. The battery life is far better on the Garmin (18 days) Apple Watch (1 day)

Garmin and others. 😂😂

thank you🙏🏻

yes!

Apple fanboy 😢

@@liam_k why are you hurt though? It’s just my opinion.

@@Dramatello what do you mean hurt? You are comparing apples and bananas. FR55 is for running, and it's much cheaper and has better features for running. Apple watch obviously has more features, but also far more expensive (the whole apple ecosystem by itself) and it's not designed to be a runners watch. And runners do care about the extra "5%" of data. But there are far more useful features for running on the FR55 than only 5%

​@@liam_kget a job and buy apple watch

Fr

open the app "fitness">tap on the workout you did> in the details you will see "avg cadence".

@@akahansel I've been trying to figure that out for years thank you

thats missinformation you got there! apple watch got a good GPS tracking, would say almost perfect one.there are a lot of tests and comparisons of all "known" tracking watches. Apple is kinda superior in most of the categories. exept batterylife, thats a point yeah.

Yea, the apple battery life is the worst fucking thing known to man

@@manhunniApple Watch is just not a sport watch

Yes there is

yes there is, but it only works to track your outdoor workouts. it doesn't work like maps

Only on fr255 and higher can show gps map on the watch as .gpx

So the NRC doesn’t work on the Garmin? I’m about to buy one smart watch because I wanna be able to run without my fun and to be able to do Nike guided runs and also listen to music in Spotify, I’m thinking about buying the SE? Do you have an opinion on this?

@@mosardilla the drawback with any of the Apple Watch models is that the battery life is so terrible vs running watches (Garmin/Coros). Stat tracking is also much better on Garmin as far as I can tell. If you really want to improve your running times, you're most likely gonna buy a Garmin or Coros anyways so might as well go get that. Just play Spotify & NRC via your phone at the same time. Not saying that the Apple Watch is bad but you have to think about how long you are gonna use NRC before you decide to have your own training routine. For me, I'm still loving NRC so I'm holding off buying a Garmin.

@@mosardillaif you plan to do any activities like long runs or hikes go for a garmin, i’ve seen so many ppl say their Apple watch died during a marathon or a hike 😭

ottima scelta. ti consiglio più che altro una complicazione che ti permette di leggere meglio la zona cardio in tempo reale mentre corri. cerca "RunningDF4 1" di "RH-SPORTS" sull'app Garmin IQ. scaricala e installala io mi sono trovato benissimo

i didn't try that, but probably yes from the app garmin connect>more>training&planning>courses.

i just compared these two devices cause they are the ones i got. for years i used the apple watch and i loved it but lately i started running and i needed a sport watch rather than a smart watch. so i bought the garmin forerunner 55 for start and couple months later i upgraded it with the fenix 7

@@akahansel Brother why fenix series of Garmin, any specific reason to choose Garmin fenix series over forerunner?

@@dineshpatra1194 in my opinion forerunner is the right choice to everyone who has as a primary sport the running. i have chosen the Fenix because i also use it like gps map during my hiking session. and plus the fenix has much sensor for the outdoors. in the end the choice between those two models depends by your needs.

it's weird! isn't it??😂

no you can customize the watch from the "garmin iq " app downloading the watch face you like most

i just downloaded that watch face on the garmin connect app. the watch face's name is "Anassic" by "Lenden"😉

Obviously garmin is correct

Garmin has really accurate tracking in almost everything, so Ima go with Garmin

you have to download the app "garmin connect iq"

on the forerunner you can just control your smartphone's music but you can't answer calls or messages, only see the notifications

@@akahanselhi are the notifications reliable on iphone? i heard from some iphone users that not all notifications go through on garmin all the time

honestly I don't think is possible, but you could download some app like "strava" and save the activity of both devices on the same app

Not thefitness app. But for the health app it works.

It automatically saves the workout in the fitness app AND the health app