Moderator, I posted the original onto another forum by accident. Please delete the other one I put onto LG g watch r.
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Ok, the primary reason I got the Moto 360 was to track my running progress visually without having to take out my phone.
About me, I am a long distance runner. I run 5 times a week, distances from 4 miles a day up to my Saturday long runs, which today's was 16. I am going to increase it eventually to 22 miles, as I am training to run my second ultra marathon, the Rocky Run 50k, a 31 mile race based off of the actual route Rocky would have had to have taken if he did run through all those places in the running montage in Rocky II.
Anyways, I run a lot. And on my shorter runs, like 5 miles, I have about 60-70% left. 40, 45 minutes. That's a drain, but it didn't affect me. About 25-35% an hour. I should be ok for longer runs. Today, 16 miles, took 2.5 hours. It ran out of power right as I was finishing my run. I'm not really happy with that...
Granted, I was checking my watch more because I was testing its functionality. I also had 3 running apps open to see the differences. Runtastic, RunKeeper, and Strava.
Next time, I am going to only have 1 of those apps open. I also might turn brightness to low instead of auto...
I love my Moto 360. I have PLENTY of battery during normal usage. 30% or more left after 14-15 hours use.
I am not happy about seeing a dead watch, though. I didn't see any of the battery warnings, either. Sigh. I know it's first gen, and hopefully I can find a way to get this going for me.
I will keep you guys posted on my findings. Anyone else tracking runs?
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Ok, the primary reason I got the Moto 360 was to track my running progress visually without having to take out my phone.
About me, I am a long distance runner. I run 5 times a week, distances from 4 miles a day up to my Saturday long runs, which today's was 16. I am going to increase it eventually to 22 miles, as I am training to run my second ultra marathon, the Rocky Run 50k, a 31 mile race based off of the actual route Rocky would have had to have taken if he did run through all those places in the running montage in Rocky II.
Anyways, I run a lot. And on my shorter runs, like 5 miles, I have about 60-70% left. 40, 45 minutes. That's a drain, but it didn't affect me. About 25-35% an hour. I should be ok for longer runs. Today, 16 miles, took 2.5 hours. It ran out of power right as I was finishing my run. I'm not really happy with that...
Granted, I was checking my watch more because I was testing its functionality. I also had 3 running apps open to see the differences. Runtastic, RunKeeper, and Strava.
Next time, I am going to only have 1 of those apps open. I also might turn brightness to low instead of auto...
I love my Moto 360. I have PLENTY of battery during normal usage. 30% or more left after 14-15 hours use.
I am not happy about seeing a dead watch, though. I didn't see any of the battery warnings, either. Sigh. I know it's first gen, and hopefully I can find a way to get this going for me.
I will keep you guys posted on my findings. Anyone else tracking runs?
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk