Forerunner 255
- Regular price
- $349.99
- Sale price
- $349.99
- Regular price
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The Garmin Forerunner 255 from ZiahCare is designed to help runners reach their peak performance with training insights, up to 14 days of battery life, and a variety of advanced features like triathlon profiles, adaptive coaching plans, and race predictor. This sleek and lightweight smartwatch offers wrist-based running Dynamics, running power, recovery metrics, and personalized daily workouts to help you achieve your goals. With additional features like sleep monitoring, stress tracking, contactless payments, and safety features, the Forerunner 255 is a comprehensive tool for athletes looking to improve their performance and overall health.
Acute load workout comparison
Daily suggested workouts
Up to 14 days battery life
Up to 30 hours GPS mode
30+ activity profiles
Garmin Pay contactless payments
Lightweight design
Morning report
30+ built-in sports apps
Race adaptive training
Recovery time advisor
PacePro™ technology
Grade-adjusted pace metrics
Training status updates
Courses feature for running routes
Visual race predictor
Cross-training options
Wrist-based heart rate monitoring
Body Battery™ energy monitoring
Sleep coach
Pulse Ox sensor
Women’s health tracking
Intensity minutes feature
Health Snapshot feature
Smart notifications
Safety and tracking features
Connect IQ™ Store access
Integrates with Garmin Connect
Sunlight-visible MIP display
HRV status monitoring
Nap detection
Performance condition insights
SatIQ technology
Built-in triathlon features
Training effect insights
Wrist-based running power
Targeted cycling coaching
Wrist-based running dynamics
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Brand The manufacturer or company that produces the device.
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Garmin
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Color The color or color scheme of the device, referring to its appearance and design aesthetic.
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Tidal Blue
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Barcode A unique code used for identifying and tracking the product.
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753759279844
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Model The specific name or number used to identify this particular smartwatch design.
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Case Size The diameter of the smartwatch's case, typically measured in millimeters, indicating its overall size.
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Weight The total mass of the smartwatch, usually measured in grams, which can affect comfort during wear.
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Operating System The software platform that manages the smartwatch’s hardware and provides the user interface, such as Wear OS or watchOS.
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Memory Storage Capacity The amount of internal storage available in the smartwatch for apps, music, and other data, measured in gigabytes (GB).
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Special Features Unique capabilities or functionalities of the smartwatch.
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Connectivity Technology The types of wireless connections the smartwatch supports.
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Wireless Communication Standard The protocols the smartwatch uses to communicate wirelessly.
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Battery Cell Composition The type of battery used in the smartwatch, such as lithium-ion or lithium-polymer, influencing its performance and lifespan.
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GPS The Global Positioning System capability that allows the smartwatch to track your location for navigation, fitness tracking, and other location-based services.
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Shape The physical form of the smartwatch face, typically categorized as round, square, or rectangular.
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Screen Size The diagonal measurement of the smartwatch's display, indicating the viewable screen area.
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Display Type The technology used in the smartwatch’s screen, affecting brightness, color, and energy efficiency.
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Display Size The dimensions of the watch's display area.
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Resolution The number of pixels on the smartwatch's screen which determines the sharpness and clarity of the display.
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Protection The features or materials used to safeguard the smartwatch.
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Battery Type The kind of battery powering the smartwatch, affecting its rechargeability and longevity.
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Battery Life The duration the smartwatch can operate on a single charge, typically measured in hours or days, depending on usage.
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Charging Temperature Range The safe temperature range within which the smartwatch can be charged without risk of damage.
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Bezel Material The material used for the rim surrounding the watch face, which can be made from metals like stainless steel, aluminum, or ceramic.
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Case Material The material used to construct the smartwatch's body, influencing its durability, weight, and appearance.
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Band Size The width of the watch strap, usually measured in millimeters, which determines compatibility with different wrist sizes.
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Colors The available color options for the smartwatch’s case, band, and display, offering personalization to suit your style.
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Water Rating The level of water resistance of the smartwatch, often indicated by an IP rating or ATM rating, determining its suitability for swimming or submersion.
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| Sensors and Features | |
Sensors The built-in devices that detect and measure specific physical properties, such as heart rate, accelerometer, gyroscope, or ambient light, enabling various functionalities of the smartwatch.
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Health and Fitness Features The capabilities of the smartwatch designed to monitor and improve your well-being, including heart rate tracking, sleep analysis, step counting, and workout monitoring.
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Smart Features The advanced functionalities of the smartwatch beyond timekeeping, such as smartphone connectivity, app notifications, music control, and more.
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Voice Assistant The built-in AI-powered assistant that responds to voice commands, allowing you to control your smartwatch, search for information, or manage tasks hands-free.
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EU SAR The Specific Absorption Rate for the European Union, indicating the rate at which the body absorbs radiofrequency energy from the smartwatch.
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Operating Temperature Range The range of temperatures within which the smartwatch can function properly, usually specified in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit, ensuring it performs in various environments.
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Wireless Frequencies The radio frequencies used by the smartwatch for wireless communication, including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or cellular bands, affecting connectivity and compatibility.
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App Management The ability to manage and interact with apps on your smartwatch, typically through a companion app on your smartphone or directly on the watch itself.
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Compatibility The devices and operating systems that the smartwatch can connect to and work with, such as iOS, Android, or specific smartphone models.
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