Great bit of kit and heat added. If you can cope with a small, purple strap (the large one is excessively large IMO), the previous TomTom outlet deal to save £8 is still available, so would work out to be about £45 posted.
Qman to Bossworld
22 Jun 17#3
Can you elaborate please
tazosi
22 Jun 17#4
Fits my Spark Cardio+Music perfectly. Still uses the three-point fastener that came with the watch originally, but only one track as pictured, as opposed to the two track fastener.
tonyspoons
22 Jun 171#5
Is this the non-music model? If so then the below deal is better:
I'm wearing one bought through that deal and I can assure you that it does
hardm2000
22 Jun 17#8
It says in the description typical use gives quarter of a day for battery?
shipton1 to hardm2000
24 Jun 17#18
About 4 days with GPS being used, but without gps being used (you activate GPS when you select your activity) it says lasted around 7 days
hennerz
22 Jun 17#9
Thanks for the assurance :wink: didn't see it specified but thanks for the clarification
mr-mixalot
22 Jun 171#10
Tempted as it has music ability but I'll stick with my Vivoactive HR for the time being
Bossworld
22 Jun 17#11
The link to the thread someone else posted contains a code for £8 off.
The large strap is huge. I'm 6 foot 2 and an athletic build and I was only on the early settings, whereas I've now got a small strap, and alright, I'm on the second to last setting, but it means there isn't lots of spare strap, and the size S one is also narrower.
I picked up the music one from a previous deal but it's a seriously good bit of kit. I've used mine for the Blaydon Race, various park runs and a fair bit of commuting to work on the bike.
Lasts about 4 days on a charge with a 20 mile commute on the bike, 5k run and general day to day wearing.
needo
22 Jun 171#12
how do these compare to a fitbit?
Bossworld to needo
23 Jun 171#15
Depends on your needs and which fitbit model you're comparing it with. This is a device for runners/cyclists/swimmers with a lot of features including GPS tracking of your activities and uploading to Strava.
It does have a pedometer if you're wanting to arbitrarily track your daily step count, but I think the fitbit platform has more of a social background for that.
milesyboy1
23 Jun 17#13
Hi, does this one also have storage for music? Definitely need this whilst out running to negate taking my phone. Thanks
tonyspoons to milesyboy1
23 Jun 17#14
Don't think it does, it might be better to buy straight from the manufacturer with this deal.
shipton1 to milesyboy1
24 Jun 17#17
If it's the music it will have 3GB and Ministry of sound running trax pre-installed
shipton1
24 Jun 17#16
Fab watch!
iceman85
24 Jun 17#19
Charging every 4 days doesn't seem too bad
shipton1
24 Jun 17#20
To be honest when I'm having a lazy week it is 7 days!
dbilsborough
27 Jun 171#21
bought one yesterday, cheers. Came factory sealed :smiley:
_taurus_
27 Jun 17#22
No HR
Bossworld to _taurus_
27 Jun 17#23
Haven't missed having it. Not convinced of the accuracy of the optical ones (owned an MS band before this). Can always link a Bluetooth chest one if you're serious about accuracy
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The large strap is huge. I'm 6 foot 2 and an athletic build and I was only on the early settings, whereas I've now got a small strap, and alright, I'm on the second to last setting, but it means there isn't lots of spare strap, and the size S one is also narrower.
I picked up the music one from a previous deal but it's a seriously good bit of kit. I've used mine for the Blaydon Race, various park runs and a fair bit of commuting to work on the bike.
Lasts about 4 days on a charge with a 20 mile commute on the bike, 5k run and general day to day wearing.
It does have a pedometer if you're wanting to arbitrarily track your daily step count, but I think the fitbit platform has more of a social background for that.