Garmin Running Watch With Wrist Heart Rate Monitor

[5.415 lb] This is a fine camera but first, it took a little effort to get it up and running because the factory default frame rate is 30fps, and none of my Marshall monitor's accepted it. Finally, using an ordinary TV set I managed to change the rate to the monitor rate and now it works just fine. Second, the provided remote control works fine with this camera, but the nearly identical-looking remote control provided for the Marshall CV350-10XB does not seem to work with the CV355-10X. Should it?

This is a fine camera but first, it took a little effort to get it up and running because the factory default frame rate is 30fps, and none of my Marshall monitor's accepted it. Finally, using an ordinary TV set I managed to change the rate to the monitor rate and now it works just fine. Second, the provided remote control works fine with this camera, but the nearly identical-looking remote control provided for the Marshall CV350-10XB does not seem to work with the CV355-10X. Should it?

[3840 x 2160] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Using this tv to watch sports brings better quality and hearing the game to a more serious level of awesome. Clear visual makes it look like you're right there. The sound with adding a bar brings your heart pounding with excitement, a bit loud for the kiddos but for the kid at heart not a problem.

[1] I have been wanting a watch with gps tracking because I’m getting into hiking. I enjoy the features of the connect app and the Garmin Instinct.

[16:9] I love this monitor. It was easy to set up and the instructions were prefect. I'd buy another one in a heart beat!

[18 AWG] With this lifeline I can watch my monitor whereever I want and keep the distance.

[Yes] I thought this was the silliest idea ever -- who needs blue gel? Who needs fancy two-part wrist rests? Boy, was I wrong. This wrist rest is the most comfortable I've ever set my wrist on and I'd almost swear the numbness in my fingers is _better_ after a long day of mouse-intensive activities. The waist makes it easy to change the angle of th mouse and the raised ends give support. The pad part itself is just right: my Logitech M705 mouse moves smoothly over it but the pad's not too slick for fine movements. The raised rim helps keep the mouse from running onto the (usually dusty) desktop, although that was a bit annoying until I figured it out. The lower surface holds to the formica desktop so tightly that I have to lift the pad to move it -- something else I had to get used to, not constantly adjusting a slipping mouse pad. Divots from mouse gunk clean off pretty easily (I mostly use isopropyl alcohol) though I'm not sure I'd want to take it to the kitchen sink and scrub and rinse under running water, because of the way the pad part is inset. I've only had the pad for 3 months but it seems very well put together. I hope it lasts forever. PS: I actually enjoy that transparent blue gel, very pretty with the light from the window shining into it!

[microSDXC] Works great in my Garmin.

[8.2 x 5 x 2.9"] This is an awesome GPS I like it as with all of my Garmin GPS

[9.54 lb] It's holding up a monitor that I use for running 3D printers.