Read our full Garmin Forerunner 265 review The bright touchscreen also makes it feel more like a smartwatch if you're planning on wearing your Garmin 24/7. This is an excellent watch for most runners - it's got a lot of the training tools of the more expensive watches on the market, yet it's far more affordable than the likes of the Fenix, or the Forerunner 955/965. Each category carries a different weight, so your Training Readiness might go up during the day, as your needed recovery time goes down. The score shows you at a glance how ready you are for a difficult day of training based on sleep, recovery time, HRV status, acute load, and stress. When we compare this to the Forerunner 255, the difference is huge - the 255 has a resolution of 260 x 260, and the 255S has a resolution of 218 x 218. During testing, we were blown away by how bright this little watch was, even in direct sunlight.Īside from the screen, the only other difference between the 265 and the older watch is Garmin's Training Readiness Score. The display has a resolution of 416 x 416 pixels, and 360 x 360 on the 265S. The main update is the screen, which is now a wonderfully bright, AMOLED touchscreen. The Garmin Forerunner 265 is Garmin's latest mid-level running watch, replacing the Forerunner 255. Still not a huge amount of smartwatch features
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