The GPS finds a satellite fast.

and I like the gps even though its slow to acquire the satellite.

The gps takes a while to connect if you're trying to track your run, and the watch band is splitting

I leave the rating at 5 starts since I still think it is a great GPS watch

It's slow to pick up GPS and not very accurate.

But still a very good value GPS and sports watch!!

The GPS is fairly accurate and the included Bluetooth headphone seems to be nicely made and its sound quality is quite good too.

The GPS and pace features seem spot on, but you can get a good GPS watch for $80 these days, I want a fitness watch that makes my training time, my time

The GPS goes not work for swimming in open water.

(The GPS portion when it works, works well and measures accurately and gives feedback about your speed by silently vibrating which I like.)Update: now having the watch 11 months the strap has broken

I previously owned another GPS watch that had a plastic band and the band for that watch also broke, but after 4 years of use.

Quite accurate GPS tracker, definitely targeted at runners, and it was great for 6 months

It's a excellent GPS..

GPS seems to work well, and interface/info after a run is great.

Excellent GPS and Heart Rate monitor

GPS works perfectly and locks in very quickly.

Great GPS watch, I use it to track my bike commute, (~14 km) and on the weekends

Pros: Price (~$150), GPS and music capability, directional controllerCons: Inability to sync with Google Fit/Apple Health, Music UX - loading music and changing playlistsI felt I had found my holy grail of sports watches - GPS, music, and step counter

But accurate GPS: I am happy with the GPS (albeit it can be slow to start at times) and the linkage it affords to TomTom's website, which allows me to record my progress.

I really wanted a decent GPS sport watch with music capability.

Some reviews mentioned very slow acquiring GPS

GPS seems accurate as well as other metrics

The price is GREAT for a reliable GPS watch

The GPS works well

Excellent GPS watch worth it

The GPS does not work unless you plug it into a computer every 3 days

The GPS works wonderfully and finds its position in seconds (just make sure to sync it with your phone at least once every three days).

in terms of a sleek, responsive GPS watch that tracks mileage well, has excellent battery life, and gives you instant access to your music without needing your phone or anything else with you, this is my new favorite.

I run ultramarathons and marathons and my TomTom is an excellent GPS watch, but it's always had a few quirks.

The GPS in a small place isn't accurate

I waited too long and gave it too many chances to return it, so now I can only hope to sell it off to someone who wants a cheap GPS watch

GPS works like it should, music

The GPS works great

I have found the GPS quick and accurate

and I like the gps even though its slow to acquire the satellite.

GPS has always worked great and still does

The GPS is pretty accurate as far as distance, but the pace is definitely off at times

And the GPS works fine.

accessed the web site which displayed my run with incredible GPS accuracy--street names ect..

Great gps but uncomfortable fit.

Awesome gps watch.

Not easy to use, does not find the GPS during the entire training, even when I tried an indoor spinning class that does not require a GPS it could not start the training (never found the heart beats)Does not come with simple instruction (long book with no operating manual), I had to google it to figure out hoe to use it

so I went to a pure GPS unit

The GPS works well but there are many flaws with the watch.

GPS works fine.

I have tried a couple of other top name brands and been very dissatisfied, loosing data, gps, and just frustrating mechanics

More accurate, locks GPS faster, and better battery life than any of the previous four Garmin watches I've owned.

-It is accurate at tracking your resting hear rate using its optical sensor when you aren't moving your arm/wrist*-GPS is accurate on average over a long time period*Cons:-It is wildly inaccurate at tracking heart rate during medium to intense exercise (using the built-in optical sensor)-GPS has a slowly update rate