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The first unit would not power on so sent it back for a replacement. Then sent the replacement back for the same reason. Switched to an APC BBS/UPS – which is what I should have done in the first place. Penny wise, pound foolish (to save a meager $16).
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I have been using this product during my Mileage buildup for the upcoming Honolulu Marathon. The features help me train and keep me motivated with alarms that beep if too slow and if your heartrate isn’t where it needs to be. My only problem with it is that the map feature is a little dated and doesn’t reflect the actual routes I run. Also, it can take awhile for the GPS to sync with the satellite. Overall, I think the device works perfect for me. This is the only running GPS I have ever purchased so I have nothing else to compare it to.
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Excellent card for still image capture, but HD 1080 video capture is choppie and unacceptable – the write speed is not fast enough (6 mb/sec). I’ll save this card for stills, but have ordered a 30mb/sec class 10 card for video
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This is the best scale I have ever owned. It is sturdy, well made, and very reaonably priced. The weight is very easy to read and is very consistant. I highly recommend this scale.
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I am very pleased with the 305. You can but 2.5 305’s for the price of a 310XT with little to no loss in function. Although it looks like a small brick strapped to my wrist, I do not notice it at all when I run. It seems to take a while to acquire the GPS sats, but that may be as a result of my just standing there in the cold waiting to start my run. (It probably take less than a minute) If I planned ahead a little, I would let it aquire the sats while I am getting ready. I also have a 705 for my bike which probably takes almost as long.

This has a large, easy to read screen and was easy to program. The downloads to my computer work flawlessly. The 310XT is smaller an waterproof, but still can’t be used in a swim so the difference between $140 for the 305 and $350 for the 310XT became a no brainer. If money was not an issue, I would have the 310 just for the appearance (size). The price fluctuates about as much as the stock market on the 305 so take you time and you should be able to find it in the $150 price range or less.

The 310XT comes with Garmin’s new waterproof chest strap which can be purchased separately.

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