Garmin released the latest sports watch - Forestr 935. It comes with GPS, a series of sensors (including heart rate, altimeter and barometer), and supports Garmin's extensive tracking capabilities. Like the company's previous top-of-the-range Forerunner 735XT, the Forerunner 935 automatically tracks aerobic activities, including cycling, swimming, hiking, etc., but provides particularly in-depth tracking information for runners. Like the 735XT, Forerunner 935 can estimate VO2 Max and connect to Strava applications to provide users real-time measurements based on heart rate information, which adds two new data points: training load and training status. The training load observes the user's athletic activity over the past seven days and compares them with the data from the past week to show exercise performance. It can also observe the day's activities to remind users to continue their efforts. The Forerunner 935 comes with a replaceable strap that uses GPS batteries for up to 24 hours and works with Garmin Connect, the company's online platform, to track, share and compare exercise data. All of these features come at a price, with the watch itself sells for as much as $ 500, and the heart rate tracker package retail price is $ 650. This article is reproduced, does not represent the world position of million table.