Mio Quest GPS Watch
Mio Quest GPS watches is quite popular in Singapore. I haven’t seen it being sold in the Philippines yet. The Mio watches I have seen in the Philippines are mostly with heart rate monitors only. My cousin was able to buy one when he visited Singapore and it looks like a good watch. Here are the photos I took when Mio meets Garmin last June.
The Mio looks bigger than my Garmin 610. But it weighs lighter because it doesn’t have that heavy glass that the Garmin have.
Its features are just what you would be looking for in a GPS watch.
- Track personalized biofeedback including continuous heart rate
- Analyze current, average and max heart rates, in zone time, calories burned, speed and distance
- Get that signal! Quest is designed to get the strongest signal available. Its high-sensitivity GPS receiver provides improved tracking under trees and near tall buildings
- Feature rich with run waypoint mode
- Easily import and view your tracks on Google Maps
- Share your tracks and performance with MapMyRun
So far its reviews looks good.
I haven’t seen them being sold in the Philippines yet. But it would be safe to say these will find its way to Filipino runners soon.
Check out these Mio watches which you can buy online at Zalora. Zalora offers the following: delivers nationwide, accepts cash on delivery, FREE shipping and 30 days return. Plus, get 10% OFF when you use the voucher code TAKBOPHB during checkout.
Click here to visit zalora.com.ph
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ManokanRunner
Jinoe Gavan is the founder of this award-winning blog Takbo.ph, The Filipino Running Community. Known as ManokanRunner, he is a computer addict on weekdays, a church leader on weekends and a runner in all days of the week. He wants to run and cover as many miles in many places as he could. Read more about his life in the urban jungle with all the distractions and the fun of raising his son in DaddyandtheCity(dot)com.
Sir Jinoe question lang po?
How about the price? Affordable naman po ba?
Thanks!
Takbo-takbo lang… (“,)
Hi Arnie, I am not sure how much this will cost sa Pinas but it’s priced at 250 USD with the Heart Rate Monitor when bought in the US. So that’s around 11,000 Php.
Okay, pwede na yung Soleus just need the pace/speed function of the GPS watch.
Thanks for the reply!
Takbo-takbo lang… (“,)
Soleus is ok na for the basic infos. If you plan on buying a Solues, you might want to consider buying them online at Zalora. Use the voucher code TAKBOPHB for a 10% discount. 😀
http://www.zalora.com.ph/men/accessories/watches/soleus/?sort=popularity&dir=desc
11k for that gps watch? well, better get the timex global trainer gps watch, and it’s just around 9k-10k online from our local dealers/sellers. alam naman natin na jampak sa features ang TGT, even on par with garmin 310xt. 🙂
FYI
Soleus GPS remains priced at 10% discount at all timestudio outlets. i bought a GPS 1.0 unit for P5,535 (discounted) from P6,150 (original).
ok naman ba performance ng binili mong soleus 1.0 ?
If you get it at Zalora, plus 10% so you will get it at Php 4,981.50.
Sayang nga nakabili na ako, 15% discount sa LTimestudio sa SM North.
30% discount na iyong Soleus 1.0. hehe
Bibili na ako, nawala ko kasi iyong Sony Liveview ko. 🙁