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The video provides a detailed comparison between the Garmin 245 Music and the new Garmin 255 series, including the 255 and 255s models. Key differences include the sizing options and an improved display resolution for the 255 series. While all models share features like Gorilla Glass 3 and water resistance, the 255 series introduces additional health monitoring features such as relaxation breathing reminders, 24/7 respiration tracking, a sleep score function, and a health snapshot feature.
A significant upgrade in the 255 series is the multi-frequency positioning navigation system, enhancing location accuracy and efficiency. Added sensors like a barometer, altimeter, and thermometer further improve tracking capabilities. The 255 series also provides more connectivity and convenience options, including Garmin Pay, access to the Garmin Connect IQ store, battery saver mode, and animated workouts for various fitness activities.
The Garmin Forerunner 255 stands out for its extensive activity tracking, covering activities beyond running, such as hiking, skiing, rowing, and open water swimming. It also supports advanced metrics and features like storm alerts and vertical speed measurement. Viewers are encouraged to consider the 255 series for comprehensive multi-activity tracking, while the 245 Music remains a viable option for those focused mainly on running.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the new Garmin 255 and 255s watches in comparison to the older Garmin 245 Music. The key questions addressed are whether current Garmin 245 users should upgrade and which watch is the better option, 245 or the new 255 series. It’s noted that the changes between the 255 and 255s are minor.
In the build department, all three watches have Gorilla Glass 3 and a fiber-reinforced polymer bezel. The new 255 series offers more sizing options with the 255s being smaller than the 255, and the 255 being larger than the 245. The display resolution differs, with the 255 having an improved 260×260 resolution compared to the 245’s 240×240. Weight-wise, the Garmin 255 is 10 grams heavier than the 245, and the water resistance remains the same.
Regarding health monitoring, the new features in the Garmin 255 series include a relaxation breathing reminder and 24×7 respiration tracking. The sleep tracking capabilities have also seen improvements.
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In this part of the video, several key updates and features of the Garmin 255 smartwatch series are discussed. The watch now includes a sleep score feature and health snapshot functionality that tracks heart rate, respiration, stress, and blood oxygen levels in two minutes. A major update is the new multi-frequency positioning navigation system, which improves location tracking accuracy and efficiency. Additionally, new sensors such as a barometer, altimeter, and thermometer have been added for enhanced tracking capabilities.
The watch can now access the Garmin Connect IQ store directly, features a battery saver mode, and includes Garmin Pay for contactless payments. Moreover, it supports floor climbing detection, offers multiple gym profiles, and provides animated workouts for strength training, yoga, and Pilates. These updates indicate Garmin’s efforts to stay competitive with other smartwatch brands like Apple and Samsung.
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In this segment, the video outlines the extensive tracking capabilities of the Garmin Forerunner 255, which supports not just running but also keeps track of activities like hiking, skiing, snowboarding, paddle boarding, rowing, and more. It also features a barometer sensor for storm alerts, ascent and descent tracking, vertical speed, waypoint projection, and sun and moon times. In addition, the Forerunner 255 supports open water swimming and various cycling profiles, offering advanced metrics for both activities. The video advises viewers to choose the Garmin 255 if they need comprehensive tracking for multiple activities and new features like storm alerts and Garmin Pay, whereas the Garmin 245 Music is recommended for those primarily focused on running and seeking a more affordable option. The narrator asks viewers to share their choice in the comments and mentions a playlist of videos on the Garmin 245 Music. The segment ends with a prompt to like and subscribe for more content.