#Tomtom mysports connect music install#
#Tomtom mysports connect music full#
#Tomtom mysports connect music Bluetooth#

Updates for your watch will be installed as well through the MySports App. If you want to upload new music to your watch, you’ll first have to create a playlist, which is a bit of a struggle and this will stop you from uploading new music constantly. I tried the Bluetooth connection a few times, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t.įurthermore I have the feeling, that if I am not connecting the watch with MySports at least once a week, the GPS signal finding, can take up to a few minutes, which can be really annoying – especially during winter. This can be steps, active minutes, distance or calories burned or number of activities during one week. Here you have to setup an account with your personal data and your fitness goals.

#Tomtom mysports connect music install#

But this can’t be the solution.įirst you have to install your TomTom MySports (available on PC and MAC), where all data will be stored. Of course you can switch of the heart rate tracker and music, this will extend the battery life. Maybe this is a motivation to run a marathon under 4 hours.

#Tomtom mysports connect music full#

In running mode your battery barely can handle a full marathon, so you have to be fast. But this will eat your battery and you have to recharge after each activity. During night you have to turn on the backlight – otherwise you will see nothing at all.

In normal mode the battery will have power for 4 days. BatteryĪs mentioned before this is one of the biggest problems with the current version of the watch. I am using the TomTom Spark 3 Headphones with my watch and I find it quite annoying that I need to use a different charging cable to recharge my headphone. This will happen more or less every 4 days or even more, if you are running in the dark. The only problem with the design is, that every time you want to recharge the battery you will have to take of the Spark 3. The lack of a touch screen is understandable, when I am running it is hard to use my phone with my sweaty hands. The overall design feels simple, nothing distracts you from your daily sports routine. Even during night and in the dark it is pretty easy to navigate through the menu. The navigation is easy and you quickly get used to the 4 navigation buttons. The watch feels pretty light and after a few hours you completely forgot that you are wearing one. The arm strap with a three point fastening system is extremely comfortable. Just setup your “home base” and get lost. This function can also be very helpful on a weekend trip in a new city. This will appeal to any runner guilty of plodding the same route day-after-day. With the GPS Track you will be able to head off for a long run and not care about getting lost, or create and upload a new path entirely. That gives you a lot of flexibility and freedom while enjoying your favourite music and activity. That said if you want to go running or any other activity you don’t need to bring your phone or any other music stream device with you. It saves up to 3 GB of music and streams through Bluetooth headphones. One huge benefit of the clock is that it has a native storage for your music. Steps, calories, distance travelled, active minutes, sleep minutes and your heart rate. The heart rate track is really good, but if you need very accurate data, you want to use an external sensor. It measures your heart rate for all these activities, besides swim. It supports activities like, running, cycling, swimming, indoor running (treadmill), gym, indoor cycling, freestyle and has an inbuilt stopwatch. The TomTom Spark 3 is a GPS Sports watch, a heart rate monitor, an activity track and a music player all combined in one device.