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Tours (Link for Detailed Description) Navigation Speedometer Average & Current Speed, Time Smart Watch OS Mobile OS Supported by Komoot Smart Tour Arrows, Street Name & Saved/Offline Notifications Average & Current Speed & Distance Traveled & Progress / Recommendations Distance Updates Position on Tour Apple Watch iOS App - Video with Details 1 3 yes yes yes Android Wear Moto 360 LG G Watch R Sony Smart Watch 3 Android 4.3 App - Video with Details yes yes yes LG G Watch Samsung Gear Live ...further Android Wear Tizen 2.3 Gear S3 Android (only Gear S2 with Samsung New App with Tizen 2.3 5 3 yes yes yes yes Gear S Phone) Gear 2 OS that supports Notifications iOS & Android Notifications Pebble iOS & Android Notifications Fenix 3 iOS & Android Notifications Vivo Active iOS & Android Notifications yes (as shown on linked Forerunner 920XT iOS & Android Notifications picture during testing) Epix iOS & Android Notifications iOS Android Android Wear Notifications Wear App Other not supported Sony Smart Watch 2 Android 4.0 not supported Samsung Gear Fit (RTOS) Samsung not supported Other Devices Navigation via linked bike computer, demo video Ciclo HAC 1, HAC 2.1 iOS & Android BLE Connect via app settings linked here Navigation via linked Yamaha Display C iOS & Android Bluetooth Connect via app settings Yamaha display Navigation via linked Wahoo Elemnt, Elemnt Bolt iOS & Android Profile Connect Elemnt Navigation via linked Sigma Sigma Rox 12.0 iOS & Android komoot Profile Connect Rox COBI iOS & Android Navigation via linked COBI Garmin D2™ Charlie Descent™ Mk1 Descent™ Mk1 Edge® 1000 Edge® 1030 Edge® 520 Edge® 520 Plus Edge® 820 Edge® Explore Edge® Explore 1000 Edge® Explore 820 ForeAthlete® 735XTJ Forerunner® 645 Navigation via Garmin iOS & Android Forerunner® 645 Music device Forerunner® 735XT Forerunner® 935 fēnix® 5 fēnix® 5 Plus fēnix® 5S fēnix® 5S Plus fēnix® 5X fēnix® 5X Plus fēnix® Chronos Oregon® 7 Series Connected to Garmin devices via komoot Rino® 7 Series Garmin App Flyer E-Bikes models 2017 with FLYER Intelligent Technology (needs latest software update) & Flyer Navigation via linked FIT E-Bike models 2018 with FLYER Intelligent iOS & Android display Technology (already comes with software update) More details here BLE Connect via app settings.

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