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MSRP $129.99At first glance. The TomTom Touch is different from most fitness trackers. Not only does it come at a great price of $130, but it boasts a heart rate sensor, the ability to read your body fat, and more. But is that enough to make the Touch stand out amongst the army of fitness trackers available to purchase? We put the device to the test. DesignThe first thing you’ll notice about the Touch is its attractive design – but still you’re not going to fool anyone into thinking you’re not wearing a fitness tracker.

While companies like Fitbit seem to have been making a push into more fashionable devices of late, TomTom hasn’t made a similar effort – it has made a fitness tracker that just looks like a fitness tracker. Christian de Looper/Digital TrendsThe band of the device is made of a rubber that lets you adjust to different wrist sizes – which is necessary since the heart rate sensor requires the device be relatively well secured to your wrist. Wd5000p032 driver for mac free. The strap and the main tracker detach, which is also necessary for charging, as the microUSB port is hidden by the strap when the two are matched together. The rubber band causes it to get pretty damp with sweat under there during a workout, but that’s an issue with the nature of the material rather than the device itself.The Touch features a monochrome OLED touch display, which is a noted benefit over the more powerful but non-touch TomTom Spark 3.

Touching the screen isn’t the only way you’ll interact with the device though – there’s also a circular button underneath the screen that’s used for things like waking the display and confirming certain functions. The screen can also be used to show basic notifications, like calls and texts, although you won’t be able to use it to do things like read emails, or even read the texts that you receive. Pairing and setupDespite straightforward instructions for pairing the device, the process was far from simple.

The first thing you’ll need to do is download the TomTom app for your computer, whether it be the Mac or PC version. Then, once you plug the device into your computer and download any necessary updates, you’ll go through the steps of registering the device. Next, you’ll need to download and open the TomTom app on your smartphone, scroll through the options on your Touch, select the pairing option, and hit the “add new device button” in the app. As one of the few devices to be able to track body fat, step counting and heart rate, the Touch does somewhat redeem itself.Long process aside, frustrations came when it took quite a few attempts to actually pair; and even when it did pair, it did so irregularly.

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Sometimes, for example, it would sync automatically at random points during the day – which is a good thing. Other times, however, it wouldn’t sync for hours, and require us to restart Bluetooth multiple times before the syncing process could begin.It’s worth noting that we did find it easier to pair depending on the phone, so if you’ve got a newer smartphone you might find it a little easier. Most of the issues we had were when pairing with a Nexus 6, and when we switched over to the Pixel XL things were a little more consistent. Not perfect, but better.The connectivity issue was far and away the worst thing about the Touch. The TomTom MySports AppThe MySports app is adequate – when it works. As mentioned, it certainly runs into its fair share of syncing issues, but once it does sync, most people will be able to see enough information for their needs.

Unfortunately, the way that the app is designed makes access that data a little difficult, so it may take some time to get used to the layout. Another issue we experienced is that you can only connect one TomTom tracker at a time. That was a problem for us – especially as we were testing both the Touch and the Spark 3 around the same time. You can still sync data with your account, but you’ll have to do it manually through your computer. That’s a problem that TomTom should be fix – there are plenty of other fitness tracking apps that allow for multiple devices to connect. Fitness and sleep trackingOf course, the real point of the Touch is fitness tracking and we generally found it to be pretty accurate except for a few glaring anomalies. For example, the step counter was very generous in how it tracked steps – after sitting in my car and driving for an hour, we noticed that we had gained an extra few hundred steps.

That’s no small amount when the daily goal is 10,000. The connectivity issue was far and away the worst thing about the Touch.Still, issues like that didn’t happen most of the time – just on occasion. In general, we found that the tracker was quite accurate in tracking a range of different metrics, including sleep, calories burned, and so on. That said, if you’re looking for an in-depth sleep tracker, the Touch is probably not the best device for you. The Touch’s sleep tracking is quite basic – you can’t delve into details like light and deep sleep, but only how many hours of sleep you got for the night.

Consider the sleep data a bonus feature on top of a daily activity tracker.Most other metrics, however, on the Touch can be a little more in-depth. You can set goals on the device for things like steps, weight, among others, and within the app you can set how long you have to achieve those goals.

Unfortunately, actually following those goals is largely up to you – neither the device nor the app hassles you to get those goals accomplished, it just tracks whether you do or not. It would have been nice for the device to push the user a little more with optional notifications and reminders.

TomTom Home is our free desktop software giving you access to a huge range of services and content from TomTom as well as from the global community of TomTom users. TomTom Home is our free desktop software giving you access to a huge range of services and content from TomTom as well as from the global community of TomTom users. Full Specifications What's new in version 2.11.6.150This release introduces changed behaviour for some of our older devices. For more information, see our FAQ: Maps and services updates to stop for older models.GeneralPublisherPublisher web siteRelease DateMarch 11, 2019Date AddedMarch 11, 2019Version2.11.6.150CategoryCategorySubcategoryOperating SystemsOperating SystemsMacAdditional Requirements. macOS Mojave.

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