In terms of a premium feel, the Samsung Gear Fit has the other two beat. For the average wearer that could mean weeks between charges, although the drawback to the power system is that it awkwardly charges through a USB dongle. (CBC) The battery life is also great - about 10 hours when using the GPS, but it can go longer in treadmill mode. It also has a heart rate monitor and measures things like pace, elevation and number of strides. That’s partly due to the fact that it does more than the Vivofit. There are a lot of options and a lot of clicking before you can get going. A clunky four-way directional button moves you through menus. Runners will find the thicker strap very comfortable and find the bigger display - with a backlight - more useful. The TomTom Runner Cardio is a little more specific, as its name suggests. Fitting, considering it’s only capable of measuring movement (while awake or asleep). You can switch between step count, step goal, distance travelled, calories burned, time and date.Įverything about the design says simplicity. Next to the display is a single button. However, that also means a stellar battery life the power cell only needs the be replaced once a year. (CBC) It’s not an LCD or a touchscreen, and doesn’t even have a backlight, so don’t expect it to be useful during a nighttime jog.
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