My only remaining grumble: Heart Rate displays rather small (especially compared to the other text). It’s also a bit hidden (you must scroll down on the home screen to find it). Ideally, you would get the option to scroll through heart rate and current pace, as well as distance and duration. Fortunately, Nike’s latest update added an “All Metrics” option, which adds Heart Rate and Pace to the display. I like this minimalism, but I think Nike could have achieved it without compromising on the metrics. 40mm Silver Aluminum Case with Chlorine Blue/Green Glow Nike Sport Band. This is a clever design, because it’s easier to read smaller type when you are not in motion.
And more details get displayed, like your average pace and heart rate. Track your runs, bodyweight training sessions, and other fitness & sports activities with adidas Runtastic apps. When you pause a workout, the type gets smaller.
Scrolling the Digital Crown switches the stats around so you can choose which shows up small or large. This makes it easy to read when you are in motion.
During a workout, the font size looks suitably large and chunky, with an uncluttered layout showing just two metrics: distance and duration.
