Garmin Forerunner 620 with HR monitor NA-Pac (Orange-White)
Excellent condition with all cables and bits and pieces as pictured. Holds its charge and has been updated to the latest firmware. No issues with it, the only reason for selling is that we no longer need/use it.
Device info:
ADVANCED RUNNING WATCH WITH RECOVERY ADVISOR
Touchscreen GPS running watch with high-resolution color display that tracks distance, pace and heart rate¹
- Calculates your recovery time and VO2 max estimate when used with heart rate
- HRM-Run™ monitor¹ adds data for cadence, ground contact time and vertical oscillation
- Connected features²: automatic uploads to Garmin Connect, live tracking, social media sharing
- Compatible with free training plans from Garmin Connect
In the box:
Forerunner 620 GPS watch
HRM-Run monitor
Charging data cradle
Manuals
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