This is a great watch. It's nice and easy to use and it tracks all of your progress on their website.

The TomTom Runner GPS Watch is the company's latest offering within the running category after a few years of partnering with Nike. So it was a bit expected that they would be releasing a dedicated unit for runners.

TomTom's latest entry into what has become a busy sports GPS watch market is a slim-profile, proficient watch with a range of innovative features that set it apart. It's thinner (less than half an inch) than any other GPS watch on the market, thanks in part to the fact that some of its mass,...

Wearable tech is all the rage at the moment, particularly smartwatches. It's hardly a surprise, then, that plenty of manufacturers want a slice of the pie. But what makes TomTom - the company better known for its satnav devices - believe it has what it takes to create the sports watch that you'll...

Comfortable; plenty of options; open platform support for services like RunKeeper; good enough battery life; as a watch it's great

Need a computer (no app connection); need to connect every three days; no real control over historical activities; doesn't use screen real-estate to the fullest; needs a docking station to charge and connect; TomTom MySports is poor; limitations to Race mode

The watch performs as advertized. It is very light weight and easy to use while running. The results appear to be accurate. I am fairly obsessive about recording the length of my runs and this watch gives me the ability to vary my routes daily and still have an accurate measurement of the distance.

Accurate; Comfortable; Easy To Use While Running; Stylish

Very good watch easy to use

With the TomTom Runner , the satnav giant is getting into the fitness game. After partnering up with Nike to make the Sporstwatch in 2012, it's striking out on its own in a bid to craft the perfect timepiece for joggers and fitness fanatics.

TomTom's latest foray into wearable hardware is an impressive one: the TomTom Runner is easy on the eye; just 11.5mm thick; comfortable to wear and even waterproof up to a depth of 10 metres.

TomTom may have worked with Nike+ in the past; but if you're still a fan of the latter; we've got bad news for you: the TomTom Runner isn't compatible with the little tracker tucked into the sole of your shoe; or the Nike+ cloud service.

TomTom is taking its knowledge of automotive GPS to the fitness world with the $169 Runner GPS watch. This light and comfortable wristwatch can track your runs - both outdoors and on a treadmill - and then uploads the data to one of several fitness sites.

Comfortable to wear; Easy to read while you run; Intuitive controls; Good battery life

Can't sync workout data via Bluetooth; Doesn't record split times

The TomTom Runner might not be the company's first journey into the wearable tech fitness domain - it previously joined forces with Nike for the Nike+ SportWatch back in 2011 - but it does mark its first solo watch outing.