 Hey everyone, it's summertime which means maybe you're thinking about getting outside and doing some exercise. Maybe? Says the person who's glued to her laptop screen and her iPhone all day long. Unlike me. I wear Garmin. I sweat for breakfast. I'm that friend that tells you to run up the side of a mountain or bike 50 miles for fun. Well, in either case, if you are looking to get outside and exercise a little bit, you might be looking for a capable fitness tracker like the Apple Watch, which is awesome because Apple. Okay, that is not a real fitness watch. It's a smartwatch that has some fitness capabilities. I mean, it's like a fitness watch for tech people. This is what you should be looking at. You're better off not looking at that at all because speaking of looks, the thing looks awful on your wrist. I mean, it's not about what it looks like. It's about what you can do with it. Yeah, sure it is. So this is the Apple Watch. And this is the new Garmin Forerunner 735XT. Good God, that's a mouthful. Why does Garmin even use those naming conventions? The Apple Watch is simple and it's sleek and in addition to showing you iMessage notifications and letting you pay with Apple Pay, it tracks a whole bunch of different activities. Activities? You call closing those colorful rings over there activities? Yeah, the Apple Watch is actually a pretty capable fitness tracker. In addition to tracking your daily steps, it also records specific exercise sessions like running, walking, cycling, elliptical, stair-stepping and other workouts. Yeah, the Garmin does all that too and more because even though it's called the Garmin Forerunner, it's actually a multi-sport watch. So it tracks things like walking, running, hiking, cycling, paddleboarding and it's waterproof, unlike the Apple Watch, so it even tracks swimming. Well, the Apple Watch reads your heart rate from your wrist and if you still prefer a heart rate chest strap, you can pair it with that. Yeah, the Garmin does that too. Oh, also, the Garmin has GPS, Apple Watch, fitness watch without GPS, LOL. Okay, well, the Apple Watch has this really nice touchscreen display, unlike that thing. Yeah, which you can't really see that well when you're running outdoors in direct sunlight, right? Also, you can wear this Garmin to bed and it will track your sleep. Apple Watch doesn't track sleep, right? I mean, it's not a core function of the watch, but there are non-Apple apps that let you track sleep, but everybody knows that sleep tracking with these things probably isn't that accurate anyway. Yeah, yeah, it says the owner of a fitness watch that has an 18-hour battery life. You know how long this thing lasts? More than seven days and that's what I'm getting in three to five workouts a week. Okay, overachiever. Also, and this is pretty major, Garmin syncs all of your data to a mobile app that works on a bunch of different mobile phones and will also sync to desktop software, unlike that Apple Watch over there, which only works with iPhones. Okay, this is true, but remember how I said earlier you can get iMessage notifications on your wrist with the Apple Watch? Well, with the Apple Watch, you can also respond to them either using touch or using your voice, making this a truly interactive watch. I mean, it's a pretty great smartwatch and it's a really capable fitness tracker. You can't say that about the Garmin. Also, the Apple Watch Sport is now only $249 at Best Buy. That thing is expensive. Okay, it's a little bit more expensive. A little bit. All right, it's about $450, but that's what you're going to pay for a serious fitness watch, which is what this is. Not that. Doesn't matter. The Apple Watch is great for iPhone lovers who really want notifications on the wrist and also care about their health. It's not the kind of watch that you're going to use to train for your triathlon. This is true, but it's a pretty sleek, capable fitness tracker. You could also wear out to a nice dinner, which is more than I can say about that. Okay, I can admit that that's a pretty solid fitness tracker, but considering it's the Apple Watch Sport, it's still lacking some pretty notable sport-focused features. I still think this is way more practical, even though I know it's more expensive. But if you're serious about working out, it has GPS, it's waterproof, its battery life lasts a really long time, longer than that, and it syncs data to a bunch of different operating systems. So it might not be the fanciest watch in the world, but it's pretty capable. Hi, what are you doing? Oh, it's in my eye. Tyler, can you see what's in my eye? According to my camera... It's in my eye. It looks like you have giant lizard.
 Hey everyone, it's summertime which means maybe you're thinking about getting outside and doing some exercise.
 Maybe?
 Says the person who's glued to her laptop screen and her iPhone all day long.
 Unlike me. I wear Garmin. I sweat for breakfast.
 I'm that friend that tells you to run up the side of a mountain or bike 50 miles for fun.
 Well, in either case, if you are looking to get outside and exercise a little bit,
 you might be looking for a capable fitness tracker like the Apple Watch, which is awesome because Apple.
 Okay, that is not a real fitness watch. It's a smartwatch that has some fitness capabilities.
 I mean, it's like a fitness watch for tech people. This is what you should be looking at.
 You're better off not looking at that at all because speaking of looks,
 the thing looks awful on your wrist.
 I mean, it's not about what it looks like. It's about what you can do with it.
 Yeah, sure it is.
 So this is the Apple Watch.
 And this is the new Garmin Forerunner 735XT.
 Good God, that's a mouthful. Why does Garmin even use those naming conventions?
 The Apple Watch is simple and it's sleek and in addition to showing you iMessage notifications
 and letting you pay with Apple Pay, it tracks a whole bunch of different activities.
 Activities? You call closing those colorful rings over there activities?
 Yeah, the Apple Watch is actually a pretty capable fitness tracker.
 In addition to tracking your daily steps, it also records specific exercise sessions like running,
 walking, cycling, elliptical, stair-stepping and other workouts.
 Yeah, the Garmin does all that too and more because even though it's called the Garmin Forerunner,
 it's actually a multi-sport watch. So it tracks things like walking, running, hiking, cycling, paddleboarding
 and it's waterproof, unlike the Apple Watch, so it even tracks swimming.
 Well, the Apple Watch reads your heart rate from your wrist and if you still prefer a heart rate chest strap,
 you can pair it with that.
 Yeah, the Garmin does that too.
 Oh, also, the Garmin has GPS, Apple Watch, fitness watch without GPS, LOL.
 Okay, well, the Apple Watch has this really nice touchscreen display, unlike that thing.
 Yeah, which you can't really see that well when you're running outdoors in direct sunlight, right?
 Also, you can wear this Garmin to bed and it will track your sleep.
 Apple Watch doesn't track sleep, right?
 I mean, it's not a core function of the watch, but there are non-Apple apps that let you track sleep,
 but everybody knows that sleep tracking with these things probably isn't that accurate anyway.
 Yeah, yeah, it says the owner of a fitness watch that has an 18-hour battery life.
 You know how long this thing lasts? More than seven days and that's what I'm getting in three to five workouts a week.
 Okay, overachiever.
 Also, and this is pretty major, Garmin syncs all of your data to a mobile app that works on a bunch of different mobile phones
 and will also sync to desktop software, unlike that Apple Watch over there, which only works with iPhones.
 Okay, this is true, but remember how I said earlier you can get iMessage notifications on your wrist with the Apple Watch?
 Well, with the Apple Watch, you can also respond to them either using touch or using your voice,
 making this a truly interactive watch.
 I mean, it's a pretty great smartwatch and it's a really capable fitness tracker.
 You can't say that about the Garmin.
 Also, the Apple Watch Sport is now only $249 at Best Buy. That thing is expensive.
 Okay, it's a little bit more expensive.
 A little bit.
 All right, it's about $450, but that's what you're going to pay for a serious fitness watch, which is what this is.
 Not that.
 Doesn't matter.
 The Apple Watch is great for iPhone lovers who really want notifications on the wrist and also care about their health.
 It's not the kind of watch that you're going to use to train for your triathlon.
 This is true, but it's a pretty sleek, capable fitness tracker.
 You could also wear out to a nice dinner, which is more than I can say about that.
 Okay, I can admit that that's a pretty solid fitness tracker, but considering it's the Apple Watch Sport,
 it's still lacking some pretty notable sport-focused features.
 I still think this is way more practical, even though I know it's more expensive.
 But if you're serious about working out, it has GPS, it's waterproof,
 its battery life lasts a really long time, longer than that, and it syncs data to a bunch of different operating systems.
 So it might not be the fanciest watch in the world, but it's pretty capable.
 Hi, what are you doing?
 Oh, it's in my eye.
 Tyler, can you see what's in my eye?
 According to my camera...
 It's in my eye.
 It looks like you have giant lizard.