As title, the hardware is there and there are a bunch of clumsy 3rd party apps that require a phone and don't work very well (if at all).
As title, the hardware is there and there are a bunch of clumsy 3rd party apps that require a phone and don't work very well (if at all).
No. Garmin limits this watch's functionality by crippling software features. This is one of them
I find it ridiculous that a f$#@%!ing fitness watch can't display a gpx file. No I have to rely on a *** 3rd party app for which I have to pay 20€ or even have to subscribe with 60€/year to see a map.…
I ended up using Komoot which works really well. You get one region of the map for free and the whole world was maybe 20 or 30 quid. Utter rubbish that we have to jump through these hoops when the software…
dwMap lets you download and follow routes on your Vivoactive, Venu, Fenix, Forerunner or other Garmin watch (full list). It also has data fields for speed, distance, heart rate, etc, and records and syncs your activity to your Garmin Connect account. Learn more
https://dynamicwatch.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007397271-Supported-Garmin-Watches
ConnectIQ Store - https://apps.garmin.com/fr-FR/apps/2750f280-82f4-4f21-a32c-57acc7ce4870
Forerunner 165 is the first choice for Course navigation (audio pompt for course prompt is supported !)
https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/1055469#specs
