Garmin Forerunner 210 White

doesn't have the hrm sensor, pass.

Seems to be a lot of these GPS sports watches on sale lately. I think manufacturers are dumping the older models to update the technology (built-in HRM sensor, newer batteries and power management etc.). This one is 2010 vintage - see the original detailed user review here: http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2010/12/garm ... eview.html

The price is decent, but not that great a bargain since it sells for a little over $100 now in the U.S. without the separate HRM.

At least it's a very compact model.

McDealer wrote: ↑White is fine. But it's GREEN!!

Yeah the green part is why I didn't buy it for myself.

Paint.

Best buy also has the Tom Tom runner on sale with heart rate monitor for $79. Have to make a decision now as also grabbed the polar m400 for just over $150 and the garmin 15 for just over $125 from the sportchek sale this week...the Tom Tom looks good and is far cheaper. Suggestions if anybody has used them?

ns_guy wrote: ↑Best buy also has the Tom Tom runner on sale with heart rate monitor for $79. Have to make a decision now as also grabbed the polar m400 for just over $150 and the garmin 15 for just over $125 from the sportchek sale this week...the Tom Tom looks good and is far cheaper. Suggestions if anybody has used them?

Best Buy had the TomTom on sale in April for $49, same model with HRM. That was a fantastic bargain, but even at $79 it's still by far the best deal currently on any GPS watch. You should post this separately.

I bought it on the $49 deal. It's great, at least the equal of any of the other models selling for under $200. Very accurate GPS tracking, 10-hour battery life, easy sync with PC/Android/iOS, great online web site, lots of useful functions for runners, very good support from TomTom. A big thumbs-up from me as a frequent runner.