GPS Watches

AMOLED, offline maps, a flashlight and training metrics you'll actually read.

“The watch serious runners stop shopping after.”

Featherlight, dual-band GPS and two weeks of battery for a couple hundred bucks.

“The value pick that embarrasses watches twice its price.”

The 970's training brain without the maps, flashlight or titanium.

“The smart Garmin buy if you run roads and know your routes.”

Maps and an AMOLED screen at half the price of the obvious alternative.

“Most of the flagship for a lot less of the money.”

Dive-rated, map-loaded and built to outlast the mountain.

“Overkill for the track, exactly right for the long way round.”

Solar charging and a battery that laughs at 100-milers.

“For runners whose races finish the next day.”

A smartwatch that learned to run, with dual-band GPS and a siren.

“Best if your watch has to do your day job too.”

Bright screen, Garmin Coach plans and the full app ecosystem on a budget.

“The best first running watch, full stop.”

A mountain watch with a battery measured in weeks of GPS, not hours.

“Trail ultra territory, at a price that undercuts the big names.”

Steel, sapphire and battery life measured in weeks.

“Built like a dive watch, priced like a sensible one.”

Lab-grade heart-rate sensor and recovery tracking with a sharp AMOLED.

“For runners who care more about the data than the apps.”

Light, AMOLED and stripped back to what a road runner needs.

“Simple and good-looking; a fair rival to the budget Garmins.”