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There’s a new fitness watch in town, and it’s a Garmin. On Wednesday, the company known best for its Fenix line of multisport accessories revealed its newest wearable creation: The Forerunner 935. And ...

Garmin has officially unveiled the Forerunner 935, its latest GPS sports watch that’s built for triathletes. Following in the footsteps of Garmin’s latest Forerunner watches, this circular shaped ...

Garmin's Forerunner 935 is essentially a carbon copy of the Fenix 5, but with a few sacrifices for the sake of price — and that, ironically, probably makes it a better buy for all but the most ...

Today, Garmin announced its latest fitness-oriented smartwatch. The Forerunner 935 seeks to capture an uncommonly thorough range of activity data and automatically analyze it to provide insights on ...

Serving as a successor to 2016's Garmin 735XT, the Forerunner 935 is focused on athletes focused on performance and results. Running is a major focus while the recently announced Fenix 5 series is ...

The mobile world might be awash with news about the Galaxy S8 and its little friends, but some companies still seem to have a smartwatch hangover from Baselworld last week. Coming late to the party is ...

Starting off with improved strength training activities, this new software update will allow the devices to keep track of reps, sets, and rest times during free weight and bodyweight exercises. On the ...

Like all of Garmin’s top end GPS sports watches, the Forerunner 935 comes jam packed with features, but it does take some time getting to grips exactly what’s it’s truly capable of. Yes, it’s built ...

Garmin has announced a subscription for its Connect app platform. For 9 euros a month, users receive additional functions such as in-depth fitness analyses. In principle, Garmin Connect will remain ...

Garmin’s sports watches are completely different athletes to those hailing from Apple or Samsung. Rather than lead off on their smartwatch foot, they’re the tactical genius who races from the back and ...