Are you looking for the Best Smartwatch for swimming in 2022, look no further in this video we listed the 5 Best Smartwatches for swimming, to learn more please visit the links given below👇 01:01 - 1. Apple Watch Ultra 🛒Amazon: amzn.to/3RzEIrC 02:29 - 2. Garmin Descent G1 🛒Amazon: amzn.to/3RrYHbK 04:21 - 3. Huawei Watch GT3 Pro 🛒Amazon: amzn.to/3D5eDfC 06:04 - 4. Wahoo ELEMNT RIVAL 🛒Amazon: amzn.to/3exm6tw 07:46 - 5. Garmin Swim 2 🛒Amazon: amzn.to/3QoXUXQ
I don’t recommend Apple Watch ultra for swimming as my personal experience was very bad after swimming in pool for 20 mins it started giving emergency sos call and got stuck in Apple logo where I had to take it for icare service to my surprise they told liquid damage not covered😢 but some how got the Watch serviced but to my surprise I noticed that the crown was not working during the delivery day 😢again I gave it to service luckily I got a replacement as they said it was a hardware problem Now is it safe to wear Apple Watch in pool of 4 ft where liquid damage is not covered for 800$ Watch forget about 40mts
Heart rate tracking during swimming is very hard. The watch’s heart rate sensors have to deal with 2 types of dynamic movement that can affect the tracking accuracy. The 2 dynamic movements I’m talking about are arm movement (swimming motion) and the arm movement under water.(dynamic pressure). For a more accurate reading your arm needs to move less, i.e. indoor cycling, walking. If heart rate accuracy is important to you during swimming, then maybe consider looking at the Polar Pacer, Polar Pacer Pro or the Polar Vantage. These 3 devices have the patented Polar precision prime sensor. It’s the only one in the market to incorporate a triple sensor fusion.
I am starting to think that most of these "smart" watches just have too many worthless things on them that are never used. I only wear mine when I am exercising. During the day, I am in my wood shop and will NEVER wear one while in the shop due to safety concerns.
After using my Garmin, I have found out it is designed for open water swimming. It does not track different strokes, and it does not track kicking laps. Not for a lap swimmer who uses 4 different strokes and does a lot of kicking laps.
