Garmin Forerunner 165, Running Smartwatch, Colorful AMOLED Display, Training Metrics and Recovery Insights, Whitestone
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Features
- Easy-to-use running smartwatch with built-in GPS for pace/distance and wrist-based heart rate; brilliant AMOLED touchscreen display with traditional button controls; lightweight design in 43 mm size
- Up to 11 days of battery life in smartwatch mode and up to 19 hours in GPS mode
- Reach your goals with personalized daily suggested workouts that adapt based on performance and recovery; use Garmin Coach and race adaptive training plans to get workout suggestions for specific events
- 25+ built-in activity profiles include running, cycling, HIIT, strength and more
- As soon as you wake up, get your morning report with an overview of your sleep, recovery and training outlook alongside weather and HRV status (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
- With training effect and training effect labels, youll see how your workouts impact your fitness and understand the primary benefit achieved from your workout.; recovery time lets you know how long you need to recover before your next high-effort workout
- Safety and tracking features, including incident detection (during select outdoor activities) and Assistance, send a message with your live location to emergency contacts when paired with your compatible smartphone; requires setup and your smartphone to be in an area with network coverage where data connectivity is available
- Never miss a call or text with smart notifications from your paired Android or Apple smartphone
- Leave your cash and cards at home; Garmin Pay contactless payments let you pay for purchases on the go (with a supported country and payment network)
- See your health and fitness information, connect and compete with friends, and sign up for challenges to earn badges and more in the Garmin Connect smartphone app
Description
Go ahead — sign up for that race, and train brilliantly with the easy-to-use Forerunner® 165 GPS running smartwatch. With pace, distance and heart rate, you’ll see your progress shine on the watch’s AMOLED touchscreen display while Garmin Coach and race adaptive training plans help you chase your goals. Wake up to your morning report to see health insights alongside an overview of sleep, recovery and training outlook (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked). Use training effect and training effect labels to see how your workouts impact your fitness and to understand the primary benefit achieved from your workout. Then, check recovery time to know how long to take it easy between runs. Pair your watch to your smartphone, and your notifications will show up right on your wrist. Get a more complete picture of your health, not just a glimpse, from your Forerunner 165 smartwatch, with up to 11 days of battery life in smartwatch mode.
Operating System: GarminOS
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
Special Feature: Bluetooth, Touchscreen
Battery Capacity: 5 Milliamp Hours
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Polymer
GPS: Built-in GPS
Shape: Round
Screen Size: 1.2 Inches
Product Dimensions: 1.69 x 0.46 x 1.69 inches
Item Weight: 1.38 ounces
Item model number: 010-02863-21
Batteries: 1 CR5 batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 6, 2024
Department: All Ages
Manufacturer: Garmin
Language: Portuguese
Item Weight: 1.38 Ounces
Standing screen display size: 1.2 Inches
Memory Storage Capacity: 4 GB
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Standard
Color: Black
I’ve been running for over 20 years and have only ever used by Apple Watch and before that my timex iron man running watch. Getting a dedicated running watch like this is a game changer. So many more metrics and options to use while running and to review after running has really made me a better runner. I’ve had this watch about 8 months now and have had no issues at all. Heart rate functions great for all day monitoring. I have used a chest strap for a long time for activity monitoring. Even w this watch chest strap heart rate monitoring is the only way to go for accuracy. Wrist based monitors are ok, but if your training and trying to hit certain heart rate zones I would to recommend a chest strap. W that said. Compared to my Apple Watch this wrist based monitor is better. It locks on faster and seems to be pretty accurate. Screen is easy to see in bright sunlight and inside as well. U get access to free training plans within the Garmin app which is easy to use but looks a bit outdated. W this watch you don’t get training load or training status or readiness like the more expensive Garmin watches but u do get training effect for each workout for aerobic and anaerobic metrics. I use iPhone and have the watch set to notify for calls and text only and the rest of my phone notifications are send silently to my notification widget on the watch which I love. Helps minimize distractions. The watch stays connected very good to my iPhone 14 and always syncs w the Garmin app. The strap the comes w it is comfortable but I did switch it out for a nylon strap which I feel is better and lighter. I would highly recommend this watch for its functionality, metrics and price when u can find it on sale. Overall Garmin products are over priced. But having a worry free experience when paired w an iPhone and accurate training metrics is worth it for this particular device.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2025 by BigRon
Style: Music
Color: Whitestone
This forerunner 165 is perfect for new and seasoned runners as this watch can track walks, runs, trail runs and other exercises. Extremely durable with a long battery life up to a day (if certain settings are adjusted). I've been using this watch since I started training and have tracked marathons along my a few ultra runs. No issues what so ever plus the white color makes it stand out. Good job Garmin 👏🏼
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2025 by Marty McFly Marty McFly
Style: Standard
Color: Whitestone
My upgrade from a iWatch to a Garmin Forerunner significantly boosts running tracking. The Forerunner delivers more precise GPS, deeper run metrics (cadence, ground contact time, vertical oscillation), and advanced training tools (adaptive workouts, training status, VO2 max trends). Battery life is notably better for long runs, and the Garmin Connect ecosystem offers richer training insights and performance analytics. The trade-off is fewer everyday smart features and apps compared to the iWatch, plus a learning curve for Garmin’s interface. I do miss iwatch integration with my apple phone. It’s a whole ecosystem so I chose to wear both. I wear my Garmin for working out and my Apple Watch rest of the time. That could change over time but for now, I am using both watches.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025 by Varley Varley
Style: Music
Color: Black
I've been on a health journey and this watch is amazing at tracking all my activities, sleep, heartrate etc.. Simple to use and the best part is that I use my desktop app- NO PHONE NEEDED!! I uploaded all my music that I had saved on my computer as well. This watch was one of my all time best purchases. Love that I can listen to my music from my watch. I ended up buying some shockz and bluetooth connects flawlessly. I couldn't be happier :D
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025 by Rave
Style: Standard
Color: Whitestone
I've had my Forerunner 165 for a little over a month and I love it. I'm not a runner, I purchased this watch to help me improve my health by keeping track of it. I do hike/ walk, and workout. Had a Garmin vivo years ago which was excellent (2015-). Have had several lower priced smart watches recently but they just weren't accurate. So, I decided to go back to Garmin, and they still had my info from my Vivo days. Pros- Extremely clear (AMOLED) screen, even in full sun. Large array of watch faces (many paid) in connect IQ. The watch face in my first photo is a paid face (BLACK GRID). Swipe face- you do not have to press buttons. Just too much work if I had to press buttons continually for changes and settings. Speaking of- SO many cool settings! Lock device - took me a few weeks to realize I had this option. Locks your watch face screen so your movements don't change your watch settings. Weather, GPS, maps, TONS of stats (some of these need paid faces to show). You can join Garmin Connect + for a ton of additional stats and info and health tracking. Too many positives to list here. For the price this is an excellent smart watch. It fits my 7.5" wrist well. No irritation from the silicone band. Durability- GET a screen protector. There's no guarantees you won't accidently hit the face on a hard surface. I've learned from cheaper smart watches the faces can crack. The outter shell is very durable on this watch. Overall this watch is comfortable, you can change bands if you wish. It's mostly extremely accurate (few glitches and inaccuracies as I'll mention in cons). Very clear, bright, easy to read face even with my 66 year old eyes. Cons- These cons are not negatives just issues to deal with. Most people dont have "perfect health" so Garmin is going by your stats it picks up-yes, but doesn't know pain, fatigue, overall doesn't know your daily health conditions. No way to input your health conditions If you're sick, can't input this info either, so you'll be getting move, water, etc. reminders. Kind of silly in my opinion. Why not have an option in the Connect app to add these daily stats? Recovery times can be extreme- I try to follow the suggested recovery times but Garmin sometimes makes them extreme. Example - walking slowly around my small yard, dead heading flowers with clippers during recovery time (this moving around felt good) the Garmin felt I was exerting myself too much and added 7 hours to my recovery time. So it's not guaging my movements and stats correctly all of the time. Take it with a grain, its a "machine". Any activity drains battery. I've scaled way back on watch activities like messages, GPS maps, etc because they REALLY drain your battery. I'd have to charge it daily (or more) which I don't want to do. These are all fun activities to use on your watch, but they are very draining. My watch has days where it disconnects and connects to Bluetooth constantly. Don't know if its a watch issue or an issue on my end but it drives me crazy some days. I've restarted my phone and watch and sometimes this resolves the issue, sometimes not. It does NOT affect the watch performance though. It is still adding steps, etc. EXCELLENT smart watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025 by Frogs & Flowers Frogs & Flowers