Can pace, distance and time all be displayed on the watch at the same time while running?
2075451
During your run you can scroll between three screens by pressing the bottom right button. One is going to be the time/date. For the other two you have options that vary between pace/calories and time/distance and different combinations of those. I just did my first run with this watch and it was simple to switch between them. When you complete your run you will get a summary screen that shows you all of the information together.
2219253
This device measures HR but only on demand furthermore this cannot be easily accomplished while running.... It cannot differentiate very well between sporting activities although for running I find it perfect.It can be worn as a watch and like the stylish way it looks:)
1429990
According to the manufactures' page "In addition to Run, you can also select Treadmill and Stopwatch, neither of which activates the Cardio's GPS radio, and instead relies on the accelerometer and heart rate monitor."Here is a link to the page, if you would like to know more:http://www.tomsguide.com/us/tom-tom-runner-cardio,review-2184.html
1912149
Yes,When you download your run data to your computer you will get a GPS map and the path you ran super imposed on in. At the bottom is a graph that will track pace, altitude, speed, and distance. It is my first GPS watch but I have been very pleased. No complaints.
962529
Sort of. I have mine set to show average pace total elapsed time and total distance. However, you can have it set to show speed , current pace average pace or lap depending on what information you want to see.
1080339
Hi Christina, yes, it displays the time, however only when the button pressed, not constantly like regular watches.
1100646
Yes it will show current and average pace. You can set up what information is shown to you on your runs when you set up the software on your computer.
514706
No, you cannot see the coordinates on your watch display. Maybe you can detect them somehow when you transfer the data to the computer...
1912148
Yes, When you download your run data to your computer you will get a GPS map and the path you ran super imposed on in. At the bottom is a graph that will track pace, altitude, speed, and distance. It is my first GPS watch but I have been very pleased. No complaints.
548082
Yes. I actually don't own one, I had this for my boyfriend. However I know that if you check the course file or the history file, you get all coordinates of your run/bike.. wherever you use the watch. I had tried to post my python code for creating Google Earth .kml files from course files or history files here, so that one can view his run/bike/track on google earth. However the limitation of indents on this board doesn't work for python.
1347646
When you're looking at the display with calories in the middle, click up or down. It should give you other sources for the main display.I have it set on distance. Once you've got what you want, go back to metrics/display. . Click left. You now have a choice of what to put in the upper left side of the screen. I chose duration. Then go back and chose something for the right. I picked pace. Then cycle back through and your watch should remember all three choices.
1870375
There is no way to do that on the watch - once you transfer to Garmin Connect, you could see it.
1536036
I don't think so. I have a Garmin watch that tracks miles when I run. I bought this as a heart rate monitor. It works pretty good but you do have to hold your finger over the face of the watch for approx 5 seconds.
1321946
Both. You can choose three numbers to display in the window but can always scroll to see more. You can save 2 sets of preferred displays, as well. So if you alternate by running for distance on your long runs and by pace for training runs, you will have 2 pre-saved displays for either mode. It's sweet!
116122
Yes, all Garmins have "current time" as a display option. I wouldn't double the 205 as a watch though because of its size. The 110/210/410 or 405 series would be better.
59514
Yes. After your run, save it by holding down the "save/stop" button. When the watch goes back to its main screen (time , date, location) hit mode until you see " run data," select the day/file hit "ok/view" 3 times and the calories are the bottom number below your average speed.
298307
It depends on what you want from your Garmin watch. I wanted to know the distance to the green, period. I can estimate on my own how far it is to the dogleg, don't want to mess around with settings on the course, etc. I just want to look at my wrist and know the distance to the green, and it's very accurate for that.