GarminForerunner 645 Music Sport Watch
R5,999
About
Running is more than just exercise, it’s a performance. And Forerunner 645 Music has the tools to help you put on the perfect show every time you lace up your shoes. It features on-device music storage, so you can run with your favourite tunes. And contactless payments let you buy what you need without missing a beat. With all that plus advanced running dynamics and performance monitoring tools, this GPS running watch is the instrument you need perfect the act.
With up to 500 songs worth of music storage built right into your watch, Garmin is putting the “beat” in your daily mission to beat yesterday. It’s easy to transfer music from your computer and then queue up your favourite playlist for easy listening through Bluetooth headphones. Now you really can leave your phone behind when you head out for a run, because the music that helps keep you moving is right there on your wrist.
Product Features
- Easily download up to 500 songs to your smartwatch
- Includes the Garmin Pay™ Ready contactless payment method
- Provides advanced running dynamics
- Uses wrist-based heart rate
- Paying made easy
- Tune up your training
- Monitor your performance
- More ways to customise
- Stay connected on the run
- Share and compete
- Train your way
- Choose from millions of tracks
- Menstrual cycle tracking
- Safety and tracking features
- Warranty: 1-year
Product Specifications
- Lens Material: Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3
- Bezel Material: Stainless steel
- Qucik release Bands: Yes (20 mm, Industry standard)
- Strap Material: Silicone
- Physical Size: 42.5 x 42.5 x 13.5 mm
- Colour Display: Yes
- Display Size: 1.2" (30.4 mm) diameter
- Display Resolution: 240 x 240 pixels
- Display Type Sunlight-visible, transflective memory-in-pixel (MIP)
- Weight: 42.2 g
- Water Rating: 5 ATM
- Memory/History: 200 hours of activity data
- Battery Life:
- Smartwatch Mode: Up to 7 days
- GPS mode without music: Up to 14 hours
- GPS mode with music: Up to 5 hours
Check out the Garmin website for a full list of product specifications.
It is time.
In the 22 years of their existence, smartwatches have come a long way.
They've gone from being a watch that came with a couple of games (the Seiko Ruputer, launched 1998), to something that can track your sleep and heart rate and all sorts of other amazing technological things.
But with all that cool stuff came not-so-cool prices.
