Garmin is one of the top names in fitness tracking, with wearables designed for all types of athletes. The company has just made its two newest Forerunner devices, the 265 and 965, official and they come with some big improvements over last year’s model. One of the biggest improvements here is the actual display, which is now AMOLED. Both models, which come in a variety of new fun colors, will be available to ship in five to eight weeks. Pricing comes in at $450 and $600, respectively.
One thing that Garmin is known for is offering impressive battery life. That’s no different here, even with the move to AMOLED. The Forerunner 265 is said to last for up to 13 days in smartwatch mode while the Forerunner 965 comes in at an impressive 23 days per charge. With the Forerunner 965, you get 32GB of onboard storage, up from the 8GB that the 265 has, and it has a 1.4-inch display while the 265 comes in at 1.3 inches.
For most, the Garmin Forerunner 265 looks like a great option, though there are some features that are available only on the Forerunner 965, like Garmin Golf support, real-time stamina, heat acclimation, Strava Live segments and a few others. Most runners will find everything they need in the more affordable model, but if you want to be sure, an upgrade to the Forerunner 965 will give you a lot more data to play with.
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Source: CNET
