The Garmin Nature 2 obviously moved in with a prettier partner from the Vivomove series division, bringing about this new hand-loaded Garmin Sense version, suitably called the Impulse Hybrid. Likewise with most Sense things, whether it's pretty is entirely subjective. Certain individuals love this style, others can't stand it. Notwithstanding, saving design contemplations - everything I can say to you is that this thing has all the force of the Nature 2 series inside it. But, in regions it has all the more remarkable things, similar to another extended GPS chipset. As well as the stunningly enormous record of updates the Impulse 2 series has gotten since send off back in February, including things like HRV Status following, local running power backing, and more game modes.

Though befuddling, this isn't known as the Sense 2 Hybrid, regardless of being founded on the Intuition 2 series. Be that as it may, hello, ya can't win them all. All things considered, it has two hands. Those hands show the hour of day as you'd expect, yet in addition are utilized in different regions. On the pulse zone page? The hands become a dial on the measure. Checking out at your means for the afternoon? The hands become an advancement meter. What's more, during an exercise or umpteen different times, they quickly swing far removed, just turning into a line not too far off. In any case, with all that, they dumped the little circle part of the showcase seen at the highest point of past Sense versions.

With that outline, I've been dragging the Sense Hybrid through some serious hardship, perceiving how this $499 watch handles, as well as how it looks at in regions like precision to other $499 watches. All things considered, it's as yet a game watch intended for sport following. Or if nothing else, that is the manner in which I check it out.