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Features
- Premium GPS running/triathlon watch with wrist based heart rate; Strap material: Silicone; Smartphone compatibility: iPhone, Android, Windows.Control Method:Application.Special Feature:Smarter Connections.Water Resistant: Yes
- Offers advanced running and multisport Features in a comfortable watch you can wear all day, and it only weighs 49 grams
- Provides elevation changes with a built in barometer; altimeter and electronic compass help you keep your bearings
- Evaluates your training status to indicate if youre undertraining or overdoing it and offers additional performance monitoring Features
- Provides advanced dynamics for running, cycling and swimming, including ground contact time balance, stride length and more. Bezel Material: Fiber reinforced polymer
Description
Who cares that forerunner 935 gives you dialed in data, such as dynamics for running, cycling and swimming, wrist based Heart rate, training status, FTP and vo2 Max? A dedicated athlete like you who’s ready to Beat yesterday. This premium GPS running/Triathlon Watch helps you fine tune your training and recovery to be a better athlete. For the competitor in you, it features Starve live segments so you can turn every run or ride into a virtual competition. For the “looks count, too” in you, interchangeable bands let you quickly change bands for a new Sport or style. Forerunner 935 also has smart notifications, automatic uploads and connect IQ compatibility for custom Watch faces and apps.
Operating System: Windows
Special Feature: Smarter Connections
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
GPS: Built-in GPS
Shape: Heart
Screen Size: 1.2 inches
Brand: Garmin
Model Name: 010-01746-00
Operating System: Windows
Additional Features: Smarter Connections
GPS Geotagging Functionality: Built-in GPS
Band Material Type: Resin
Case Material Type: Fiber-Reinforced Polymer
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Sport Type: running;cycling;swimming
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Clasp Type: Hook Buckle
Supported Application: Phone
Water Resistance Depth: 50 meters
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Controller Type: Android
Metrics Measured: Heart Rate, Sleep Duration, Distance, Step Count
Closure Type: Buckle
Shape: Heart
Style Name: GPS Unit
Color: Black
Band Color: black
Screen Size: 1.2 inches
Display Type: LCD
Resolution: 240 x 240
Maximum Display Brightness: 300 nit
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
Item Dimensions: 0.5 x 1.8 x 2.1 inches
Brand: Garmin
Model Name: 010-01746-00
Target Audience: Unisex Adult
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Number: 010-01746-04
Built-In Media: Charge Cable, Forerunner 935, Manuals
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty
Wearable Computer Type: Smart Watch
UPC: 611968266003 733430402419 753759170349
Manufacturer: Garmin
Item Type Name: running watch
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Battery Average Life: 15 days
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Wireless Compability: Bluetooth
Wireless Provider: du
Communication Feature: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, ANT+
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Compatible Phone Models: iPhone (all current models), Samsung Galaxy (all current models), Google Pixel (all current models), Windows Phone (all current models)
Warranty Type: Limited
Waterproof Rating: IP67
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This is my first (and only) advanced fitness watch. I had a relatively simple Fitbit previously, so this was quite a step up. So I write this review with the caveat that I'm not an expert in advanced fitness trackers or smartwatches. Having said that, I am really enjoying this watch. I use it predominantly for walking, swimming, running (and once the weather improves, biking). My Fitbit did not support swimming, and I wanted a watch that could do that, but also seamlessly interface with Strava for activity tracking. At first it was a bit overwhelming, but it only took a few days to get used to the features. After a week or so I was comfortably editing the data screens on the watch during activities to show the data I wanted. I love that it is configurable like this. Accuracy during swimming seems very good. The first few times I used it I either "lost" a lap or had an "extra" one recorded, but lately it has been rock solid. Maybe I was obsessing over having it detect the end of a lap, but now I simply touch the wall and don't worry about it and it counts it accurately every time. It does not seem to recognize my strokes that well, but this may be more about my technique that the watch! That doesn't really bother me though. During walks I have noticed that the heart rate monitor has an issue. The uploaded picture illustrates this. It showed my heart rate hovering at about 80bpm (which I know was inaccurate) and then suddenly jumped up to about 113bpm, which was probably accurate. Somehow it was missing one out of every 3 heart beats. I haven't looked too closely at the problem--maybe it's the clothes I'm wearing, but clearly it was not reading the heart rate accurately at the lower bpm because I was definitely exerting myself. I used it on an elliptical trainer this past weekend and the heart rate was dead on in agreement with the elliptical unit's built in sensor heart rate monitor, so I know it has the accuracy with even vigorous movement. The other readings on the elliptical (pace, etc.) were spot on as well. GPS accuracy is excellent, much better than my phone was recording on MapMyRide and native Strava. It is nice to be able to go out without having to carry my phone to get my routes plotted during workouts. And I love the ability to overlay pace and heart rate on the map. The Garmin Connect app is quite good. It has a few UI idiosyncrasies, but overall it's one of the better ones I've used. It keeps track of personal records for my swims (and I assume it will do the same with bike rides once I start riding), although for some reason it does refuse to capture some records, such as Longest Swim and 1000m. I haven't figured that out yet. I do wish that there was an interface to the MapMyFitness set of apps which is where most of my fitness history lies, so basically I am transitioning away from that platform and to Garmin Connect and Strava. A few things I would like to see improved: First, the watch can be set to auto-sync after an activity is completed and within WiFi range. Great! But to get daily step counts to sync, you either have to open the app or use the Sync feature on the phone. This is not a huge deal if you only use the app itself, but I have a third party service that syncs daily step counts from Garmin Connect, so at the end of the day I need to make sure I force a sync. It would be nice to have the watch auto-sync periodically when in range of my phone. Also, in swimming mode, I like to time certain distances (250m, 750m and 1500m). I would be happy with it capturing every 250m, and I'll note that you can set an auto-lap distance for walks (and I presume runs and bike rides too), but that doesn't seem to be an option for swimming. Instead, I can manually press the lap key, which puts it into rest mode, and then hit it a second time to restart. It's not a huge deal--I get what I am looking for, but it would be nice if it were more automatic. Update: I forgot to mention the accuracy of the sleep tracking on this device. Basically it drastically overestimates my sleep. It shows me getting 9-10 hours a night, and I know that on some nights I have been lying awake for almost an hour and the app shows that I was asleep the whole time. This is not a big deal for me, but if you are looking for accurate sleep tracking, that would be something to watch out for with this watch. Overall, I am extremely pleased with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2021 by Lance Pickup
I have the Garmin 235 watch and it has been a mainstay of mine for training for the last 5 or so years and in all honesty it's a good watch. So why did I get the 935. Realistically my training was getting longer and I needed a 'distance' watch where the battery life would last even if I was wearing chest HR monitor. I also wanted multi sports like swimming and mapping for trail running. This watch is by far the best in it's class and yes the newer 945 has a couple of nice features but for the cost difference ? No, not worth it. This watch is still the mainstay for a lot of ultra-runners and triathletes and theres a reason why. I just works. It has everything (and more) that you need and has all the bugs ironed out. It's also still getting updates from Garmin as it's a premium product. For $260, this is a bargain. You don't NEED the newest model, you NEED a product that is reliable and has no bugs. New features are just window dressing in lots of cases. As far as fit it's a little bulky for my 7" wrist but still comfortable. It lights automatically when you flick your wrist whilst running (which is great for those early/late runs when it's dark). It has alarms for just about everything, can pair with just about every bio measurement device, has a great battery life and has so many customisable functions. Another 'great' is that it has in built wi-fi so you don't end up messing with syncing through your phone (and this was a big sell for me). I don't believe there are many watches that have wi-fi. Again this thing is top spec on everything. You won't go wrong. [2 years later, how do I feel ?] To be honest this watch is still well worht it compared to the newer FR955. The only thing that would cause me to upgrade is the topo maps on the FR955 vs the breadcrumbs mapping on the FR935. However with that said I can’t justify the cost and this watch is still working flawlessly. The features on it are still beyond what most people need and then there’s the ability to add all the custom widgets if you don’t find what you want (and in all likeliness there’s a widget for the thing you can’t find natively!). The display is still very legible and the battery lasts a long time. I did have it once give me battery indication issues where it dropped from 99% to 80% in an hour. I let it discharge fully (as per suggestions) and then recharged it as this resets the battery monitoring circuits. Now it’s back to normal! Bottom line: I’m still very happy with it and love having my little navigation computer on my wrist when on my long runs!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2021 by Welsh Guy
I'm training for a half Ironman and bought this watch two months ago. It is overall fantastic, it greatly exceeds my expectations, and I have no complaints whatsoever. I started training by using the Google WearOS watch I already had. It, theoretically, could do what I needed it to do since you can download apps for just about anything. But there were problems. Each app you download makes the watch even slower to respond than it normally was. It often locked up. The touchscreen, a feature I thought was so cool at first, turned out to be its worst feature during triathlon training. In water the touchscreen is 100% unusable. Actually, just the contact of the water on the touchscreen makes it magically change from screen to screen or even turn off half way through a swim. When it’s wet and your finder is wet, there’s only a 1% chance that your touches will register properly. During running it's impossible to interact with the tiny icons on the tiny screen as I bounce around while striding. And during rides, with my gloves on, there's no touchy at all. Touch screens for triathlon watches are to be avoided. This Garmin does not have a touchscreen. You interact with it through five buttons that work perfectly in the pool, while running, and with gloved hands. The watch never locks up. It has all the power it needs to be extremely responsive to your interactions, every single time. The watch is always on. Unlike a "smart" watch that must turn its display off to conserve battery, this watch is always on. I can see the time, date and other indicators all the time. If I activate it by touching a button, I get a ton of other features. The GPS locks onto a satellite very quickly, and consistently records my activities. The pace is always accurate. The heart rate monitor always works (PROTIP: tightening the strap during a training session results in a more accurate heart rate). It provides all the biofeedback I need during my training sessions. The Garmin Connect app that comes with it provides a treasure trove of data that you can, and will, analyze on a daily basis. It tells you how you sleep, and how long you're in which sleep zones. It tells you how you’re training - your pace, your distance, your cadence, your heart rate, VO2, and even if you’re overtraining...everything you need to know to understand how to make minor adjustments. The sync between watch and app happens without you having to do anything. You can also connect with your friends and view a feed, similar to Strava. Garmin Connect is so good that I simply stopped using Strava...it’s no longer needed. The battery lasts crazy long. My Google watch would die on day 2, so I HAD to plug it in every night. That meant no sleep tracking. The longest I've gone between charging my Garmin is 11 days. 11 DAYS!! That's insane. Here's the bottom line... This watch is perfect for triathlon training. It's the perfect watch because it just works. And it works every, single, time. If you are training for a triathlon, you will regret not buying this watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2020 by Erik J. Olson
Awesome workout buddy and fitness tool. I've had this for about two weeks now, and it works flawlessly for running, biking and swimming. Huge upgrade from my old Garmin 910xt, which after many years finally bonked and started giving ridiculous elevation readings. This watch is lightweight, thin, and I find the wrist-based heartrate monitoring is really excellent; I've not yet paired it with my old chest strap and I probably won't need to. Downloadable and customizable watch faces and widgets make this even more fun and impressive. Auto-uploading works like a champ, no more heading to the computer to plug in the ANT stick after a workout; it auto-uploads activities through my phone using Garmin Connect, and also connects directly to my home wi-fi if my phone is off. Also a useful coach through sleep monitoring, and performance monitoring including training status, VO2 Max, recovery hours needed, weekly training load, and more. Also a good basic smartwatch with regard to receiving messages and alerts when in proximity of your phone, with apps available to extend functionality if you are into it. Finds and locks into satellites within seconds; battery life is astounding; full charge easily lasts more than a week. I also invested in a glass screen protector, which not only protects the watch face but also makes it look a little nicer with a no-smudge glossy shine. Went on perfectly and gives me some peace of mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2017 by eBizBrad
Phenomenal. This review is about a month after I had received the watch. I had waited and waited to buy a watch that would fulfill all the different activities I do and the Garmin 935 is the best fit for me. The manual that comes with the watch is basic as with most similar products but the Garmin online forum is great and just search for a particular topic and a set of easy to follow instructions should pop up. I have successfully found out how to do all the changes/customization's I want to do. PROS: - I have been able to customize the screens to what I want and add several activities to my favourites so I do not have to go "looking" for them and they pop up first. - I have cycled (outside and indoors), ran, pool swam and open water swim all with great recording results. - I have attached a couple of the faces of the different options and one which I customized when I swim. -The open water swimming has been pretty accurate and has shown a true swim path. - I have synced it with my Garmin 520 as a heart rate monitor with no issues, got picked up straight away. - Indoor rowing, great as I had no way to count my stroke rate, now I do. - The watch face customization's are really great and have downloaded several through the Connect IQ store. - The battery life is really good and I generally to charge it every couple of days and that is with exercising every day. CONS: - One minor complaint is that the pool swimming is not that accurate, I have tried it in a 25 m, 50 m and a 18 m pool and it will generally be within 100-150 m of my total workout. - No HR during swimming. I would have thought that for this watch, Garmin would have updated the algorithm to capture this as I do use my heart rate during the swim. The Samsung watch captures your HR during swimming which my buddy constantly points out. I will not plan to buy the chest strap to swim with as it is uncomfortable and I do not see the reason why I should spend that money after buying this watch. - The watch screen could have been a sapphire lens. All in all, if you want a very versatile Multi sport watch, The Garmin 935 is it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2018 by Adrian L. Mike
I initially gave this product a one star. I have revised it five stars. Garmin support got back to me right away and suggested that the problem that I was having had to do with the fact that I had multiple accounts in Garmin connect. I've since resolve this issue. After owning about five different Garman GPS watches I have to say that this one is the best and does everything I needed to do. I specifically bought this because of the syncing issues I had the 920XT. I got sick of having to manually upload my workouts. Now, that is the exact problem I am having with this device. I have been through many different Garmin GPS watches, and syncing has always been an issue. I even tried to back to a previous device but did not have the ANT. This 935 is much better at satellite acquisition and pace. I go under a lot of bridges and the 920XT always went out of balance but the 935 seems much more stable. The problem is that it will not sync via phone. It will not sync via wifi. It will not sync via Garmin Express - at times it will say "transfer complete" but nothing has happened. So I have to manually hook the 935 up to my computer and drag the FIT file over the garmin express to get it to Strava. There is no point paying this much money when the features you are paying for are absent. So now I will have to endure the pain in the butt warranty/technical service/possible return. I would recommend avoiding this product for a year until they work out the kinks. If they do, it will be a good purchase (and maybe cheaper).
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2017 by aardvark
When my Forerunner 410 finally bit the dust (battery life under 2 hours fully charged) I did a lot of research on Garmin and other watches and settled on the 935 to track my running training, backpacking, and off-trail running races. I couldn't be happier. It is light, the battery life is wonderful, and the analysis it provides through Garmin Connect is impressive. I was most impressed last weekend. At the end of several weeks of hard training my body was beaten down a bit. I have been running for a long time and am very familiar with the signs. When I came home from my run I noticed my training status had changed to "unproductive" for the first time (meaning training load is fine for my condition but I my fitness is decreasing suggesting being worn down). What algorithm it uses to differentiate the body breaking down vs. just having an off day (have had a couple of those over the last couple of weeks but didn't change my status) I don't know but I was impressed! My only complaint is the watch face got scratched on my first off-trail race. I knew that was one of the differences between the 935 and Fenix 5 but being a triathlon watch I expected the watch face to be a little more durable (after all I never had this problem with my 410). I promptly bought a screen protector and haven't had a problem since, so for new buyers that are likely to abuse this watch a bit I would definitely suggest doing the same.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2019 by Patrick Shannon
This watch is amazing. Like I said, I dislike watches; I don't like them on my wrist, and I get annoyed at how easily I become slave to time-checking. I bought this for running and general physical activity (I own a Garmin bike computer so I probably won't use it for that). The watch feels great on my wrist. I am generally unaware of it due to the comfort level of the band. I tried a third party band and took it off after a couple of hours because it didn't fit as well. I use it for tracking, and I use a HR chest strap (generally more accurate). I tried a pair of UA Hovr Infinites with the embedded cadence sensor, and the watch picked it up immediately (the ONLY redeeming quality of those shoes). I've created routes and interval routines using Garmin Connect. Very handy to be able to quickly upload a workout to my watch and have it tell me what to do! I also enjoy using the cadence and HR alerts. The battery life is amazing. I charge it every couple of weeks when it drops to about 50%, or so. If you are looking for a social smart watch, this may not be the best option for you. It has limited text messaging capabilities and no NFC, both of which are fine by me. I bought my watch to workout, not to talk to people or pay for my lattes!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2019 by James