Garmin Forerunner 935 Review: Is It Better Than Fenix 5? (Hands On Review)

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Garmin Forerunner 935 Review ( Garmin Forerunner 935 vs Fenix 5)
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Garmin Forerunner 935 Review (Summary)

PROS
- Battery life is incredible as I’ve gotten more than a week before I feel the need to charge it, sometimes even more if I want to “push” it. To answer any future questions, battery life isn’t an issue.
- GPS locks on very fast when you’re out in about.
- HR 24/7 monitor is pretty accurate compared to a Basis.
- The built-in backlight is a lifesaver for me as my workouts are always at night. For those with previous models, my colleges have told me that it’s indeed a big upgrade.
- For its size, this watch is light and in no way feels overbearing to wear.
- Really appreciate the automatic pausing if you’re in middle of a workout/activity.
- Notifications (connecting your smartphone with this watch) are easy to read when they pop up during a run. Almost anything that allows you alerts to your phone you can redirect it to the watch.
- When clearing the notifications from the watch I notice that the alerts are removed from my iPhone as well.
- You have the option to update your watch in three different ways, which does give you options depending on where you’re at.
- A lot of shit is customizable with this watch. Create your personal data screen, training modes (Almost any sport you can think of), recovery hours, etc. (you have a lot).
- Does have a neat goal sheet layout that notifies me when I reach my daily goals.

CONS
- The mapping only has a line to be followed, not much detail on your terrain.
- Don’t have the option to reply back when your notifications pop up. This isn’t much of an issue because you should be working out when you have this on and not replying back to alerts.
- IT may be light but it’s still big. Small wrist people, be aware.
- No ability to play music from it.
- Firmware glitches such as editing only on alarm, auto uploading delay, GPS enabling for specific sports, and some others that have already been fixed. I would assume that majority of them will be fixed soon.
- The screen may be bright but you would expect a larger screen given the size of the watch (It’s still perfectly fine for me).
- Notice that public networks with filters will prevent the watch to be updated via Wi-Fi.
- Customization has to mainly be done on the watch and not on the app.
- HR monitor will not work if you’re swimming as you’ll need to get an HR strap.

CONCLUSION
If you do any form of outdoor cardio then this is a must have. I’m truly impressed on how much this little guy can give you. With the customization to almost anything in your form of working out to the prolong battery life, this is for those who want to take their workout to the next level. Keep in mind that if you're more into weight lifting and or gym cardio than I advise you forget this as this watch is built for the outdoors.