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If you want a slimmer runner's watch with built-in GPS and heart rate monitoring, you should check out the Garmin Forerunner 35 ($109.97 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window), which measures 1.4 by 1.6 by 0.5 inches (HWD) and weighs 1.3 ounces. But it's not exactly fashionable, with a chunky, industrial look. It's lightweight and comfortable, and I had no problem wearing it all day. It's the same size and weight, at 2.7 by 1.5 by 0.5 inches (HWD) and 1.8 ounces. The Spark 3 looks almost exactly like the original model. They only come in black, though you can purchase different colored straps for $24.99 and up. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Polar M400 ReviewĪll of the trackers have built-in GPS tracking, the new Route Exploration feature, and can be submerged up to 130 feet underwater. Finally, the $249.99 TomTom Spark 3 Cardio + Music, the focus of this review, has everything, including continuous heart rate monitoring, 3GB of storage, and headphones. The $189.99 Spark 3 Cardio adds a built-in heart rate sensor, but excludes the onboard storage and headphones.

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The $169.99 Spark 3 Music model comes with 3GB of onboard storage for music and a pair of Bluetooth headphones. The base model costs $129.99, making it one of the most affordable trackers to combine built-in GPS and a waterproof design. Availabilityįour models of the Spark 3 are available. If you can live with these issues, however, the Spark 3 is a great choice for music-minded athletes.

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You need a PC to upload routes and music, and the Spark 3 doesn't deliver notifications from your phone, like many trackers do, including our Editors' Choice in this price range, the Fitbit Surge ($249.95 at Fitbit) (Opens in a new window). It also adds Route Exploration, which lets you create and upload running routes directly to the tracker. Lightweight and waterproof, the Spark 3 automatically tracks loads of activities and has 3GB of onboard storage for the ability to listen to music without your phone nearby.

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The $249.99 TomTom Spark 3 Cardio + Music is an upgrade to the original Spark Cardio + Music, one of our favorite fitness trackers for runners. PC required for music and route uploads.

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With a better GPS and slightly less bulk this would be an excellent running watch, but you could argue that Suunto, Polar and Garmin's top-end offerings offer similar or better results but with less compromise. However, the look is slightly dated, and I found the GPS pretty sketchy - a shame when so many running watches suffer from the opposite issue (terrible HR monitor, great GPS). The watch is comfortable in use and prices have dropped considerably from the TomTom's launch. The heart rate monitor is accurate enough, kept in the optimum position by the broad strap. You might get a week's worth of runs out of it, but only just, and I found occasional random battery drain (admittedly on an older test model) stymied my plans to run with it. Battery life is also no up to scratch, seven hours or less isn't really good enough. It's also quite bulky, by no means a subtle device, and although its comfy enough when worn it's a big beast to truck around. Surprisingly for the brand, GPS is pretty poor - without regular syncing with a desktop or mobile app to handover your coordinates this watch takes a long time to get a satellite lock. The UI is very logical and it's really super-simple to get up and running - in fact waiting for satellite lock is the longest part of the process.

It's the best HR wrist sensor I've used - consistently within 1 BPM of a chest strap.