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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/5\/31\/23148570\/garmin-forerunner-255-955-wearables-smartwatches<\/a> Just in time for Global Running Day, Garmin is introducing two new running watches to its Forerunner lineup: the $349.99 Forerunner 255 and the $499.99 Forerunner 955. Both GPS watches sport multi-band GPS and new racing features, including a race widget. The Forerunner 955 will also come in a Solar version, which, as the name suggests, adds solar charging for even longer battery life.<\/p>\n The Forerunner 255 is a lightweight, midrange running watch that builds on the Forerunner 245<\/a>. It\u2019ll come in two sizes. The standard Forerunner 255 will measure 46mm and weigh 49 grams, while the smaller 255S will measure 41mm and weigh 32 grams. There\u2019ll also be a Forerunner 255 Music and 255S Music variants, which will be able to store up to 500 songs on the watch itself. Garmin says that also includes playlists from Spotify, Amazon Music, and Deezer. The Music models will cost an extra $50 for a total of $399.99. The watches are rated for 5ATM of water resistance with an estimated 14 days of battery life, with up to 30 hours in GPS mode.<\/p>\n The big additions this time around include a new racing widget, heart rate variation (HRV) status during sleep, multi-band GPS, and the ability for triathletes to more easily switch between sports via a single button press. The race widget will include race prep information, including performance predictions, race-day weather, and a countdown clock. Multi-band GPS is an increasingly popular feature on multisport watches that boosts GPS accuracy by enabling communication with multiple satellite frequencies<\/a>. The promise is better accuracy in environments where it\u2019s hard to get a good signal. Lastly, the watch also features a \u201cmorning report\u201d feature. When a user wakes up, the watch will deliver a short summary of the day\u2019s weather, a daily workout suggestion, and a report of last night\u2019s sleep, recovery time, training status, and HRV status. <\/p>\n Compared to the Forerunner 245, the 255 lineup adds an NFC chip for Garmin Pay. Otherwise, it\u2019s not too different sensor-wise. It still features continuous heart rate monitoring as well as SpO2 sensors to enable features like Body Battery. The metric measures how well you\u2019ve recovered during sleep as well as how \u201cdrained\u201d you are during the day from stress. The Forerunner 255 series will also support basic smartwatch features like push notifications and Garmin\u2019s safety features, such as incident detection and live tracking. For training features, it\u2019ll also give users daily workout suggestions as well as access to training programs via Garmin Coach and in-depth metrics on the Garmin Connect app. <\/p>\n
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