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The display is a touch sensitive display with two buttons on the right side.

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Top ZDNET Reviews Samsung Galaxy Xcover Pro 8.4 The sides and back are constructed of heavy duty polymer material with angular ridges cut around the edge, giving it a modern look and feel. The Garmin Vivoactive 4 has a display that is slightly larger than the Forerunner 245 Music with the Gorilla Glass 3 material curving down and into the stainless steel bezel (available in black or silver).

Battery: Rated for 6 hours in GPS training mode with music streaming and 8 days in smartwatch mode.

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Connectivity and sensors: Bluetooth Smart, ANT+, GPS, GLONASS, optical HR, barometer, compass, accelerometer, thermometer, pulse oximeter.

Storage: About 3.6GB of internal storage for up to 500 songs and 14 days of activity data.

Display: 1.3 inch (33 mm) 260 x 260 pixels resolution transflective touch-sensitive color screen.

It does support Connect IQ and the widgets with customization offered through this capability, but you won't find many advanced applications on the watch itself. While Garmin calls the Vivoactive 4 a GPS smartwatch, it has limited smartphone connectivity features and is primarily focused on health and fitness. See also: Garmin Forerunner 245 Music review: Powerful running watch with integrated music and extensive customization The Vivoactive 4 is essentially a touchscreen model of the Forerunner 245 Music with a slightly larger display and some slight differences in specific functions related to training and running.

Given the features of the Vivoactive 4 and the Forerunner 245 Music I tested five months ago with the same retail price, the first thing I did was run a comparison of these two on the Garmin website.

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