Gps Smartwatch with Music

Get a Garmin 645M - All the running features you could want along with Spotify and contactless payments if that interests you.

garmin user wrote:

Get a Garmin 645M - All the running features you could want along with Spotify and contactless payments if that interests you.

But that's like $200 more than the other options.

Go spend the next 8 hours reading reviews here and then choose what works best for you

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Do you know if the contactless payment works without having your phone nearby?

possiblebuyer wrote:

Do you know if the contactless payment works without having your phone nearby?

I'm pretty sure that's how it is with all of them

Watchherrrr wrote:

I am currently in the market for a new GPS smartwatch with music capabilities. I'm deciding between the Fitbit Ionic, the Garmin Vivoactive 3, and the Samsung Galaxy Active watch. It's hard to reach a conclusion on which watch is better from reading the reviews so I was wondering if anyone here would have any advice.

The Samsung Galaxy Active, has Spotify connectivity which is huge for me, I just don't know how it fares as a running watch. And the reviews on the Garmin and the Fitbit have been iffy, but from what I have read, they are better running watches. I would appreciate any input as this is a tough decision.

Which one did you decide on?

I usually listen to Spotify music on Garmin watch on the go. And to do that, I use the tool DRmare Spotify Converter to get Spotify music as common files. Then import the music to Garmin watch for using. For more details, you could check from：

https://www.drmare.com/spotify-music-converter-for-win/

garmin 645m has spotify capabilities. It came in a recent software update :)

Watchherrrr wrote:

I am currently in the market for a new GPS smartwatch with music capabilities. I'm deciding between the Fitbit Ionic, the Garmin Vivoactive 3, and the Samsung Galaxy Active watch. It's hard to reach a conclusion on which watch is better from reading the reviews so I was wondering if anyone here would have any advice.

The Samsung Galaxy Active, has Spotify connectivity which is huge for me, I just don't know how it fares as a running watch. And the reviews on the Garmin and the Fitbit have been iffy, but from what I have read, they are better running watches. I would appreciate any input as this is a tough decision.

I own both the Samsung Galaxy Active and the Garmin 645 music. The Galaxy Active is a really nice watch for everyday use but I'd rate it a 5/10 (at best) for running purposes. GPS connectivity is spotty and training functionality is limited. I bought it with the intention of using it for running, but it really didn't do everything I needed it to, so eventually I gave in and bought the Garmin.

My advice? Get the 645 music, without question. It's less than $100 more on Amazon, and gives you far better value for money. It also allows for offline Spotify playback now too , which really was the one standout feature of the Galaxy Active.

As a big fan of Spotify, I often listen to music on Spotify. Once I was a premium user on Spotify for downloading Spotify music, but I found those downloaded files cannot be played out of Spotify. Then I google how to control Spotify music out of Spotify. Later, I installed Tunelf Spotify Music Converter on my pc. I convert Spotify to mp3 through that Spotify music downloader and play them on my smartwatch anytime.

Garmin Forerunner 245 Music is much cheaper than the 645 Music go for that

Get the Garmin 645 Music, which can meet all running features. Besides, it's compatible with Spotify streaming music service now. It offers a better music world for you also.

If you are using a Spotify Premium, you can use Spotify Connect to access music on Garmin 645 Music watch. For free users, you can use Spotify Music Converter from AudFree:

https://www.audfree.com

to download songs from Spotify to play on the Garmin watch. Have fun with music on the smartwatch.

Watchherrrr wrote:

garmin user wrote:

Get a Garmin 645M - All the running features you could want along with Spotify and contactless payments if that interests you.

But that's like $200 more than the other options.

Yeah no crap, you pay for the quality.