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Best Running Watch: Apple v Garmin - Full Honest Review

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  • čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
  • G'day running fam. Which is the best running watch? Apple v Garmin.
    Apple Watch comes from a lifestyle angle but has recently delved deeply into sports. Meanwhile, Garmin comes from a sports background but continues to build out its lifestyle features.
    I’ve owned one of each of these bad boys. An Apple watch for 2 years and now a Garmin for 3 months. I've run 1000s of kilometres, miles, metres, feet, yards and furlongs over this period. So I've tested them pretty well.
    This is my full and honest review of these two watches as a device for runners, including:
    0:00 Intro
    2:04 Running Features
    3:33 Accuracy
    5:52 Usage
    8:01 Battery
    9:21 Other Features
    11:51 Integration
    12:59 Cost
    14:02 Summary
    Hope you enjoy my review and it helps you decide on your next running watch. If you had a good time here, chuck us a cheeky LIKE or SUBSCRIBE.
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    My mum and brother are gonna kill me for not using all those features they spent the extra dosh on!

Komentáře • 43

  • @Aesthetic_Al
    @Aesthetic_Al Před měsícem

    Great video. Love the simple but effective graphics 🙌

  • @col_tris_hard
    @col_tris_hard Před 5 měsíci +1

    Garmin all the way!!! Had them for 10 years if say!! Just bought the wife a Venu 3s on French grey and gold. Looks good in casual too....
    Great video mate!!!

  • @gusmalave4864
    @gusmalave4864 Před měsícem

    This video is the best I have ever seen. Congrats 🎉

  • @TheWolffness
    @TheWolffness Před 28 dny

    "looks like you received a fax" hahahaha

  • @maxi5784
    @maxi5784 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Great content super graphic interface with your video.. love it..

  • @jamie_weston
    @jamie_weston Před měsícem

    Great video, I think a fairer review probably would have been versus the Ultra.
    The dual band gps is on a par, better battery and the action button can be quite versatile. I’ve been wearing the 7x and AWU2 together the last 2 months and went with apple for the more accurater HR and sleep tracking. I do miss the Garmin glances though and the amount of data that showed.
    If Garmin can improve the elevate HR sensor then i’m probably going to move back

  • @lewisdoyle
    @lewisdoyle Před 4 měsíci

    Great video!
    Love my Garmin Marq and while I’m tempted by the smart features of my AWU, the look and fit and finish of the Marq is just too good.

  • @MrJohnno89
    @MrJohnno89 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Have you tried using a chest strap HR monitor and linking it to the garmin watch. Much much more accurate

  • @maryennis9186
    @maryennis9186 Před 2 měsíci

    This was helpful and made me chuckle! 🤭

  • @user-ym9xe4og4w
    @user-ym9xe4og4w Před 5 měsíci

    Great review. My Apple Watch also causes me a little grief when I swim but I love the style and other features.

  • @georgiapaigee
    @georgiapaigee Před 5 měsíci

    suuuuper helpful average thank you! never thought a review would make me giggle so much

  • @Middlenamerichard
    @Middlenamerichard Před 5 měsíci +3

    Coros vs. Garmin next!

  • @jt.8144
    @jt.8144 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Still have my Garmin Forerunner 45. That's all I need. It does the job... I run. I run with the Forerunner. NO distractions.

  • @NoxDineen
    @NoxDineen Před měsícem +1

    I've been wearing an Apple Watch Ultra 2 and Garmin Epix 2 Pro for the last year or so and if I had to keep just one the surprise winner is the Ultra 2. The new WatchOS (currently only available in developer beta) adds training load and analysis of overnight vitals and it's easy to add more detailed workout analysis via one of many third-party apps.
    I've found much of the data from my Garmin is just pleasant-to-look-at noise. Do I like seeing my hill score go up? Sure. Does it give me any meaningful, actionable information? No. It's a distraction.
    My Epix Pro has pooped itself more than once in terms of navigation when I'm deep into a trail, but WorkOutDoors on my Ultra 2 has never failed me.
    I may be the luckiest woman in the world, because despite being super sweaty I've never had any trouble with the touchscreen. I pretty much just use the touchscreen on my Garmin, too. Are my hands magic? It's possible. :)

    • @vaidasmince553
      @vaidasmince553 Před měsícem

      im also on a fence between 965 and Ultra. tried ultra in apple store in London today and it felt like the watch was custom made for me( talking about wrist fit weight and the looks). also checked some dudes scientific review about 965 sleep, heart rate etc tracking and its not very good compare to apples. apple ultra, Se and 8and9 always on top showing most acurate data. so if garmin HR sensor is not accurate that means all other things like body battery training readines sleep score is all wrong?!!! in that case is probably better to have no data at all rather then a wrong data.???!. have a nice weekend

  • @graemeharlow5689
    @graemeharlow5689 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I've only used Garmin - just because that's what everyone else at my running club uses and recommended when my TomTom watch broke

  • @mrjkstark
    @mrjkstark Před 4 měsíci

    I liked the video. The audio was pretty tough to hear though. Had to crank up to max to hear what you were saying many times.

  • @Menudaesmiberza
    @Menudaesmiberza Před 4 měsíci

    Good comparison! The accuracy point is debatable. I agree Garmin’s gps accuracy is superior to AppleWatch ultra but I used mine on a track and the results were pretty consistent. Ultra’s HR sensor and sleep stage tracking are much more accurate (not even a debate 🙂 check the quantified scientist for more info) so I guess it depends on what you consider to be key for your interests

  • @adanprincep3857
    @adanprincep3857 Před 5 měsíci

    If you want accuracy but don't want to use chest strap, get the Coros HRM for your arm and connect to any watch you have.

  • @den7k356
    @den7k356 Před 5 měsíci

    I would look at it a little differently. We only run for a small part of the day and the rest of the time we have work, family, and personal errands. By this the apple watch is probably a better fit for most users. I can track nutrition on the watch, there are different apps for water and meds tracking and they are better than the built in garmin. The strength training app on the Apple Watch is much better than the one built into Garmin. That said, the Apple Watch Ultra has enough battery life to run a marathon. Let's be honest, how many of us run more than a marathon? And even if we do, how often do we run more? But to work, to have a good synchronization with the calendar, common with smartphone and laptop focus mode and other conveniences would be desirable every day.
    Plus there are good third-party trainers for running, maps on workoutdoors work incomparably smoother and faster and the map of any region can be loaded on the fly into the watch.

  • @RoisinOSullivan-yy5ny
    @RoisinOSullivan-yy5ny Před 5 měsíci +6

    I’m tempted by the Coros

  • @willeblom
    @willeblom Před 3 měsíci

    Thanks, this was great. I've had a Garmin for a few years but I'm very disappointed in how it performs today. The pace, gps and pulse is way off for me, not sure I want to stay with Garmin :)

  • @chrismager96
    @chrismager96 Před 5 měsíci

    I've recently switched from AW SE 2022, to Garmin Forerunner 265. I'm much more attracted to the running features, and the fact Garmin actually tells you what the stats mean, how to improve, and how sleep, HRV, stress etc all affect your ability to run/workout.
    My issues so far (only 1 week into Garmin) is that the HR seemed to be really innacruate running? I think as you say - the strap was too loose, but the HR really threw me off mid run. Never had this with AW.
    My only other confusion was the huge difference in VO2 max calculations. Apparently Garmin needs to adjust to get the baseline and that you should focus on the trend over the value itself. Not sure if you have experienced the same disparity between values?
    Aside from those two features, the customisation, look and feel of Garmin is much more for me.

    • @AverageDomSlim
      @AverageDomSlim  Před 5 měsíci

      Garmin gave me a slightly better VO2 max (69) than AW (65) so I took it 😁

  • @RoisinOSullivan-yy5ny
    @RoisinOSullivan-yy5ny Před 5 měsíci

    Thank you for sharing average dom super helpful ☺️

  • @ciprigeorgiu
    @ciprigeorgiu Před 5 měsíci

    I noticed the distance problem with AW. Don't know where the problem comes from as the map of the run looks perfect.

  • @terrykobus8607
    @terrykobus8607 Před 5 měsíci +3

    BTW on the Apple Watch if you press the crown and button consecutively you can pause your run then stop when hands are less sweaty.

    • @AverageDomSlim
      @AverageDomSlim  Před 5 měsíci +1

      I was remarkably uncoordinated at this! thanks tho, Terry!

  • @chriscarpunky
    @chriscarpunky Před 3 měsíci

    Also, I use a Coros Arm strap and connect it to my Apple Watch so I never lose heart rate connection. It’s awesome for $79

  • @johnnyc6628
    @johnnyc6628 Před 4 měsíci

    7s do not have 47mm case, that's why is "s". 47mm is the normal Fenix 7, then 7x is the 51mm

  • @cristifodor1316
    @cristifodor1316 Před 5 měsíci

    On Garmin you can also have all sorts of shortcuts, for wallet for example. Just look for hot keys in the system settings 😎

  • @allanburias3031
    @allanburias3031 Před měsícem

    Mate you compared a low model Apple Watch with more costly Garmin model. So that comparison is not accurate

  • @MrJohnno89
    @MrJohnno89 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Garmin all the way. Just because I don't like Apple haha. Nah all seriousness. Garmin are just easy to use imo

  • @tubasweb
    @tubasweb Před 2 měsíci

    Garmin

  • @matrhein
    @matrhein Před 5 měsíci

    I wish this video wouldn't be so close to my everyday experience. When it comes to sports, they nail it so dang well while Apple is so gloriously failing this as an app company. I am just about to send back an Apple watch Ultra after finding a good offer - and the main reason is battery anxiety. That said, they nail one metric way better than Garmin: sleep. So if you care about your sleep tracking, you kinda are stuck with Apple in a way. I decided not to focus on the time where I am not even aware of wearing a watch (sleep) and rather check my internal metrics of feeling tired or recovered. Sadly, poor sleep messes with the otherwise great Body Battery by Garmin. The moment they solve the sleep phase issues in their algorithm. I'll never look at any of the competitors.

  • @braedencaddy1525
    @braedencaddy1525 Před 5 měsíci

    Once again WE DID NOT GET IT
    But hot dam do I love the battery life on the garmen

  • @chriscarpunky
    @chriscarpunky Před 3 měsíci +1

    Why doesn’t anyone mention this? You don’t have to have all the buttons. If I’m running or walking I push the crown and don’t even have to say hey siri. I just say “pause workout” and it pauses. I can say “resume workout” and it resumes. I can say , “stop workout” and it stops. If you don’t want to push the crown then you can just say, “Siri stop workout” and it stops. Why do you need all those buttons?

    • @allanburias3031
      @allanburias3031 Před 26 dny

      Not everyone wants to bring their iPhone on the run so siri won't work

    • @chriscarpunky
      @chriscarpunky Před 26 dny

      You don’t need your phone for that. Those commands work on board. No phone needed.

  • @Davedublin
    @Davedublin Před 3 měsíci

    Lohooo soher 😂😂😂