Adidas miCoach Smart Run (pictures)
Take a first look at Adidas' new fitness watch.
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The Adidas miCoach Smart Run doesn't try to be a smartwatch, but rather your perfect training companion.
The optical heart rate monitor on the back is one of the Smart Run's standout features.
Similar to the Pebble, users can choose between four different watch faces.
A single button located on the strap is used to put the watch to sleep, lock it, and power it down.
The strap features two buckles that keep the watch nicely in place during a workout.
The Smart Run isn't nearly as bulky as some of its competitors.
In fact, it's comfortable enough for everyday use.
Don't lose the proprietary charging dock, it's the only way to charge and transfer music to the Smart Run.
The device is equipped with a dual-core processor, which makes for a smooth and responsive user experience.
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