Date Posted:14 November 2019
For basic running, biking, swimming and other sports, you can use the following multisport watches. All of these include a GPS and accelerometer to accurately measure your movements.
Watch
HR Max
HR Zones
Cadence
V02 Max
Vertical Oscillation
Ground Contact Time
Stride Length
Lactate Threshold
Recovery Time
EPOC
Pulse OX
Body Battery
Garmin Venu
Yes
Yes with sensor
No
Garmin Vivoactive 4/4S
Garmin fenix 6
Garmin fenix 6 Pro
Garmin fenix 6S
Garmin fenix 6S Pro
Garmin fenix 6X Pro Sapphire
Garmin fenix 6X Pro Solar Titanium
Suunto 3 Fitness
Suunto 5
Suunto 9
Coros Pace
Coros Apex
Coros Vertix
Smartwatch mode
GPS mode with music
GPS mode without music
Max Battery GPS Mode
Expedition GPS Activity
Battery Saver Watch Mode
Up to 5 days
Up to 6 hours
Up to 20 hours
N/A
Garmin Vivoactive 4
Up to 8 days
Up to 18 hours
Garmin Vivoactive 4S
Up to 7 days
Up to 5 hours
Up to 15 hours
Up to 14 days
Up to 36 hours
72 hours
28 days
48 days
Up to 10 hours
Up to 9 days
Up to 25 hours
50 hours
20 days
34 days
Up to 21 days
Up to 60 hours
120 hours
46 days
80 days
Up to 21 days +3 days*
Up to 15 hours +1 hour**
Up to 60 hours +6 hours**
120 hours + 28 hours**
46 days + 10 days**
80 days + 40 days*
Up to 30 hours with connected GPS
Up to 10 days;
Up to 40 hours Training mode without GPS
Up to 20/40 hours
Up to 25/50/120 hours
Up to 30 days
Up to 25 hours in Full GPS mode
Up to 50 hours in UltraMax GPS mode
Coros Apex 42mm
Up to 24 days
Up to 80 hours in UltraMax GPS mode
Coros Apex 46mm
Up to 35 hours in Full GPS mode
Up to 100 hours in Full GPS mode
Up to 45 days
Up to 60 hours in Full GPS mode
Up to 150 hours in UltraMax GPS mode
Help By: Leigh Jones on 17 February 2019 Hi. I occasionally run and use the gym and require a smart watch with GPS that looks good, syncs with my Samsung A3 2017 phone and has the capacity to store music that can be listened to via wireless bluetooth headset? Oh, and preferably within a budget of £200. Any suggestions appreciated.
which watch By: ann on 26 January 2019 hi i am trying to decide which multisport watch to get,i pool train plus open water swim. would like wrist hrm,not a watch i would be fussed on wearing 24/7.but would also like it to cover hiking which one is the question.thanks
Triathalons By: Sonia on 10 January 2019 Hi there I am training for a marathon and also an Ironman. What watch do you recommend for open water swimming. Thank you Sonia
Open swimming and hike By: Kate on 8 January 2019 Hi there, great article. If you had to recommend one watch for ocean swimming, pool swimming and hiking with maps, that’s ideally lightweight - what would you suggest?
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