Does it track your pace by individual mile? In other words, can it tell you your pace for mile 3 of a 5 mile run?
1649413
This is not a good watch. It takes forever to lock the GPS (5+ min ) I do not even use mine any more.
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.
1184946
not sure what you mean by metabolism. But if you are asking whether it tracks calories burned - then yes. And it does it two ways. First it has a baseline that is determined by the height and weight information that you enter. And then, when you take your heart rate - it will calculate the calories based upon that for a time period (not sure how long it takes to go back to the baseline). It's the only one I found in this price range that does that.
774191
No it doesn't. It has 3 possibilities for activities--steps, miles, and calories. It also will give heart rate by pushing and holding one button. I don't know how it calculates calories.
1029027
Yes but I do not use it. I have set it up once to try out. All you have to do is hit the top of your watch to clock an interval. I think this makes it a great IT for short runs but longer distances mean more chance of hitting the IT as you run. Hope this helps, Andrew
788056
It tracks the current distance, but does not do a summative total. So, if you walk a mile a day for a week, it will only record the mile you walked that day.
198457
Yes, it does. You may use the Virtual Partner to set a specific pace in order to compare your current pace versus your target pace.Keep in mind that this unit is not produced anymore by Garmin but when I looked up the newer models around the same price range, I noticed the newer ones do not have alerts (pace, heart rate, etc).
1211734
This one does distance, steps taken and calories. I always question how accurate the calories are on these little pedometers but then I question that on any exercise machines also. Let's face it, if we eat too much we know it.
929282
It can do both...you have the ability to load custom "apps" that can provide the data in whatever way you want to see it...my favorite feature is being able to see my estimated finish time for half marathons, it is based on my current pace...but I can also see my real time speed in mph or kph...again, I rely on custom "apps" that have been created by other people...you can download hundreds of these apps and them click through different views to see all the data very easily on your run...this has been a great watch so far...I've had it about 6 months.
1319588
Yes, it counts laps and multiplies by the pool size (which you enter) to calculate total distance. It works well for me, maybe misses 1 turn out of 60. It helps to wear the watch on your "strong" arm that you lead with after a turn, and also to add a bit of emphasis on the first stroke after a turn.
2012426
Yes, it can do both. They are actually back-to-back options as you toggle through the possible views during a run. I would offer that I've used Garmins in the past and the their pace seems more accurate, and quicker to adjust, while on the run itself - an important quality if pace is your go-to metric while on the run. It will all even out once you upload the run to your running site of choice but that's of little consolation while running. Don't get me wrong - this is a small complaint and I like the watch so far.
227087
If you mean you want to know how far you walked that time, it certainly displays that information on the screen. But if you mean cumulatively over time, it doesn't display that. Like other users mentioned in the comments, I've had trouble syncing the thumb drive to my online membership. For some reason, it never transfers the data. But I go online after each use and plug my information in (which really only takes about a minute or two) and the online system has kept track of my information for over 2 years now. So I can see monthly, yearly, and overall data on usage. If there's a way to track cumulative distance on the treadmill itself, I don't know about it.
2022767
That's how I use it. Just set the date and time and set your stride length and Striiv will record your steps, miles, calories, stairs automatically. The stride length is personal. I find I take longer steps so although I am 5'5", I had to set my stride length at 5'9". I love the weekly and monthly stats that are kept by Striiv and that is all I really care about right now.
1654773
Short answer: yes. It tracks your daily miles and there is an option to start tracking a "workout". It works like a stopwatch. You have to go through some menu functions to get to it but it doesn't take very long. You press the lower right button and the timer goes off. As you work out, you can check your HR, see how many calories you have currently lost, and the distance in miles and steps. You can even pause it for those bathroom breaks or extended water breaks and then press the lower right button to restart the workout. It won't save it so if you have another work out it will over ride it. It's quick and easy without complications of setting anything other than pressing a button to start tracking. I love this watch. Unfortunately, one downfall I started to notice was the clasp that kept the darn thing on your wrist became distrustful. First couple months were without issue and then I noticed after daily wear and removal, the clasp would easily unclasp and my watch would fly across the room or drop to the floor. Some causes were during aggressive movement as in a weight lifting workout or a run, but even during non aggressive movement (walking, dishes, picking things up) it would come off. So, with that said, I lost my favorite watch two weeks ago :-( be weary but don't lit hinder you. I would maybe buy another band and switch it every so often. I hope this helps some how...
1605343
No. Accelerometer senses motion but appears calibrated for running and walking. When I row it says I run 5 miles in slightly over the 15 min span (ie. I run a three min mile!). Look out Mr. Bolt!!
896548
Hi Pam! No, this particular model doesn't tell you the time that you walked/ran. It gives you an all day total of steps, and how many miles those steps equals.
33650
Yes, absolutely. It then uses the Runtastic Ap to log them. I have since moved to a Garmin, but still use Runtastic to log runs because I like the way it displays splits. This is a very good inexpensive entry level running watch. I was very happy with mine.