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The Forerunner 55 is Garmin's entry-level GPS running watch. It tracks runs and walks with time, distance, pace and wrist heart rate, and adds training tools most budget watches skip: daily suggested workouts, free 5K/10K/half-marathon plans, PacePro pacing, finish-time prediction and recovery time. It also handles pool swimming, cycling, HIIT and Pilates, plus all-day steps and sleep. Against the Forerunner 165 and 265 it gives up a bright AMOLED screen, music and contactless payments, but it is lighter and simpler, and owners call it reliable and easy to live with. It suits new runners and anyone who wants solid GPS and coaching basics without a touchscreen or a subscription.
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Owners and reviewers treat the Forerunner 55 as a dependable first running watch. They praise its GPS accuracy, light build and coaching features for the money, and accept the plain screen as the trade-off.
The Garmin Forerunner 55 is a GPS running smartwatch. With one button press, you can start a run or walk and track time, distance, speed, pace and heart rate from your wrist. It supports GPS, Glonass and Galileo satellites for more precise positioning, even in steep areas, and has a built-in G-sensor.
It has 17 built-in activity profiles, including running, cycling, pool swimming, virtual running, Pilates, HIIT and breathing exercises. It suggests a daily workout based on your fitness level. Free training plans prepare you for a 5 km, 10 km or half marathon. PacePro, Finish Time and Recovery Time help you manage your effort.
The watch also tracks all-day activity, including steps, calories burned and sleep. It has a 1.04 inch display and a long battery life for more runs between charges.
