Mind blowing! Your review makes the watch special!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Amazing review! So much detail 👌

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bub!

Really excited about Garmin's new LTE features. I'm a fan of the Fenix lineup and hoping to see it in the next iteration of the Fenix! Thanks for making another great video.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I think this is just the beginning. Looking forward to how they mature the infrastructure.

Awesome job! Covered it all!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Hunter! Looking forward to seeing your take on it!

Loved the detail attention

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Just purchased from Play Better. Told them I bought from them on your recommendation. Thanks for the great work you do with this KZread channel!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! They're a great company to deal with.

Thanks! Bought! I am excited (using now SUUNTO 9)

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Enjoy!

Great vid! I don't mind bringing the phone along (I end up taking pictures on most runs), so I will stay with the old FR945 for now 👍

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Hah yeah, I always have a phone or GoPro with me so I kind of feel the same way. However, the fact that the watch is strapped to you is nice piece of mind if you did fall or slide down a hill or something. Thanks for watching!

Happy owner of 945 here, I always have a phone with me in case of emergency. I'm gonna skip LTE and wait for 955 🙂

Great review. Very concise. Thank you.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Bruh I love your videos! Good stuff. Love that you added that b cam to switch it up for eyes, although the previous look was awesome too! I have a fenix 6 pro and may get this for the weight advantage and newer processors and elevate 4.0

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yes the 945 LTE is an exciting evolution for Garmin. Thanks for watching!

This is very cool! Quite a big moment for the GPS watch market; not just Garmin.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Big move! Thanks for watching Steven.

Nice review Dave!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 👍

Great review! In our woods there is almost no cellular connection. For cycling and running in unknown regions I always have my phone with me (also to take pictures) - so I would never pay 5 bucks per month for that!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Fortunately the 945 LTE works just like any other watch without the subscription. I like that it's optional but you do pay $50 more than the 945 for the capability.

Great review! I've just uploaded the same comparison but since I didn't have the watch I guess your video is much better 😁

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I'll check it out!

Man ! I just bought my 945 last week! Still an upgrade from my fenix 3 HR.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The 945 is still awesome!

@fk8002

2 жыл бұрын

Im with you bro is still 👌

I think Garmin has handled this well, focusing on safety and performance benefits rather than social networking stuff which I'd never want bothering me on a run. Another great video. But man, is that watch is going to be expensive up here in the Great White North.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, I think they rolled it out in a smart way. Basically a statement that "This is not an apple watch". Hopefully they continue to develop it!

Perfect review as always and: dam...I just bought a forerunner 745...

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

745 is still a great watch!

@JuniorDoug1982

2 жыл бұрын

The battery is just terrible on the 745. I really regret buying mine.

Great review. I am definitely going to look at it as an option to replace my Felix 5x.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

It's a good one!

Good move by Garmin. It is much better to have a solid and reliable cell connection for the basic but essential functions. Going with their own network allow them to cover places where the big networks may down play or even ignore. I hope they will build their network here in Canada soon. Another great review, Dave.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! I'm glad they're doing this internally and not trying to partner with a big provider who would make it exclusive to their network. I'm sure we'll see more global support soon.

Great review, I'm still holding my cash till we see what's coming with the next fenix

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like a lot of folks are!

@kristinkotarba5766

2 жыл бұрын

I am with you on that one.

@ColinMcRaeVIT

2 жыл бұрын

after nearly a month of extensively researching just about every watch there is, using some personal criteria that I guess is a bit too demanding for what the current offerings have, having poor eyesight, I decided the Venu 2 had the best mix of things, plus an accurate HRM, whereas no other Garmin had the 4th gen HRM except the 945 LTE, which is only 1.2" screen. But I am going to kick myself if the Fenix 7 comes out a couple weeks from now after I order the Venu 2 >:\ . I really wanted that PacePro feature, which is not in the Venu 2, but otherise it seems to be a superior device for sensors compared to all the other Garmin devices.

Great review! And, once you add an SM7B to your set, you've gone pro! Sounds great.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks! My wife hates it being in the shot... But I like the sound and you can't hear my neighbors lawn mower 😬

Great review Dave, always appreciate your more relatable perspective. I feel like you hit all the points most of us look for which i think we all appreciate. As for the watch, it feels like it’s getting harder and harder to justify pulling the trigger on a new GPS watch. We’re starting to reach that tech-ceiling where we wonder “is this enough” to justify the price-tag. Mind you it’s a great watch, but how much of it will I really utilize? This leads me to “hold off,” but 5 years later I still haven’t made the purchase because I wait for the “next best thing” 😂 I think in the end the sticker shock is real. I love what they offer, but when a daily watch like my Apple Watch covers most of my needs and gives me the full gamut of smart features, it gets hard to justify the cost. Maybe a 55 would actually cover my needs. Anyway, thanks again!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, I think buyers get carried away with what features they think they ABSOLUTELY NEED. I've been wearing the Forerunner 55 and COROS PACE 2 this week for a comparison video and I honestly don't feel like I'm missing out on much except for when I was trail running and kinda wish I had my maps! But yeah. Buy what you need. Not what you think you need! The Forerunner 55 has been pretty awesome so far. Thanks for watching!

@ZeRo-22-

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit great insight! Thanks Dave.

Thx Great video. Hoping the 955 will drop June 1st . I am coming from an AW Series 7 and will keep that on just to have for communication as I hate running with a phone. I will be one of those nut jobs running with 2 watches, but they are for different purposes. I am also testing a Coros Pace 2. While I love the simplicity of the Coros watch, the dial and the app-- it just seems Garmin has so many features embedded into the running ecosystem--and that it's inevitable I will get a Garmin. For me thats the pull and push for VDot workouts from a coach straight to my watch, the ability to set the next interval with the lap button as opposed to automatically switching and the Pace Pro with course layouts. There are other features that the Garmins have vs the Coros and vice versa. It just depends on the individual needs. I imagine Garmin Pace Pro will be amazing for a race course like Boston. As far as the LTE-- they should have weather updates and some other features you mentioned. I hope that they can update it to justify the monthly cost without purchasing a new watch.

@ChaseTheSummit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! Fingers crossed on the 955.

Nice video as always! I think that the new band system is a step backwards, they could have implemented the QuickFit present on the Fenix series, no tools required and very easy to replace the screw if damaged.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The quick fit bands are actually compatible with the Forerunner 945 and 945 LTE. You only need tools to remove the stock band. After that you’re good to go! 👍

@FJDIAZ

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks for the info! I thought that it would be thinner or so, nice to know that QuickFit is still alive.

New to the channel, love the production quality and analysis. I currently need to upgrade from a 4-year old apple watch. Would you go with the 945LTE over a Vantage V2? I mostly row and lift, with some occasional running and riding. I love the H10 strap, which is why I've been leaning towards the Vantage V2.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I prefer the 945 LTE over the V2 in just about every way except for the price and build quality. The Vantage V2 is a bit. more premium but the 945 LTE is more utility. Hope that helps!

Great video as always, Dave. Did you see any improvements when using details maps and the LTE connection? Better maps, more updated maps, etc. Thanks.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Miguel! They appear to be the same maps as the older 945. I don’t think the LTE feature plays any role in how the maps are stored or updated yet unfortunately.

@solera2008

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thanks.

Great review... I can see you wear it as your daily driver... must be worth it ;-)

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

It's a good one!

@etiennericco

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Hey mate... Just ordered mine... Would you recommend a screen protector for the watch? If so, any recommendations?

And I just two weeks ago bought the FR945 even though the case size is a bit too large for me but I wanted the battery life and maps in comparison to the FR745. Damn.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

It's still a great watch and I'll bet you didn't pay full price for it!

@Wulfarwacht

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit That’s definitely true and as you said, it’s an amazing and full-featured watch still

As an avid year round paddleboarder, I am often out alone. I always carry my phone for safety reasons. This LTE Forerunner might make me feel a little better about leaving the phone at home. I do wish there was a way to add more custom text responses so I might better explain to my wife what I am trying to say. Would also be nice if she had a way to text me on the watch.....or maybe if we both had the watch there could be a text walkie-talkie feature between the two watches? Also, I currently use a 735XT and it pretty much does everything I want for my activity tracking....but the added LTE feature would be great. I just don't really need all of the advanced features of the 945. The button controls of the Forerunner series are very important to me. Touchscreens don't really cut it when your hands are wet or sweaty. Nice review of this watch. Thanks!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind it's still a cellular connection so if you're far off shore you may not have cell reception! But yes, it would be nice if they added more communication features into the LTE feature like casual 2-way texting in non-emergency situations.

Great review. I’ll wait for the fenix too as this model is lacking a few modes that I am interested in. Otherwise a great watch.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Which modes are you interested in?

@stephanwilliot2324

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Well ski touring/back country skiing mode, surfing but not really essential, I prefer to have stand up paddling which I think is on the 945. Hiking but I suppose I can get away with a walk mode. Does it have the Climb Pro feature?

Thanks for the great review. Thanks for sharing the 955 slip by Garmin!! Other reviews may not! I would love your opinion on moving from the F6 Pro to the 945LTE or 745. I find the F6 Pro too heavy and only wear it for running and workouts so I see it as overkill. Would the 945LTE be an upgrade from F6 Pro or a downgrade? I'm thinking long-term it has the new sensor and is CIQ 4.0. Thanks

@codyjackson7355

2 жыл бұрын

I'm actually in the same position as you and am planning to switch. Only downside i see is the build quality. But I'll just add a screen protector to the 945.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I'd consider it an upgrade in some aspects like the Heart Rate Sensor, and CPU. But more of a side-step in other areas where the Fenix 6 has map themes, and power modes but the 945LTE does not. Personally, I prefer the size/weight of the 945LTE over the Fenix 6 and even over my Fenix 6S! It's really low profile feeling.

Fantastic!! So the LTE still has full TOPO maps? Great review bro

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yup! LTE and full TOPO mapping. Lots of features on this one!

Was this your first video with multiple cameras on you? I thought it worked well. The og 495 looked brighter, was that just the lighting? I would think that pretty soon you might find the og 495 even cheaper, which I think I would jump on. Great video as always!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yup! I invested in another camera to try and mix things up (and cover up when I need to jump cut because I can't speak haha). Thanks for the feedback! The OG 945 might have appeared brighter because I don't know if I had the brightness settings matched. They both get very bright but the new 945LTE appears to have more contrast. Thanks for watching and for the continued support Brice! You've got an 8 month badge!

@Bhreimh

2 жыл бұрын

​@@ChaseTheSummit Oh yeah, now I see the 8 month badge. Nice!

Great and informative Video Dave. What is your opinion as far as formfactor and comfort go, how does the 945 LTE compare to the Fenix 6s?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I actually prefer the form factor of the 945 LTE over the Fenix 6s because it feels sleaker and lighter even though it's actually only like 10 grams different. It's all pretty subjective though!

11:45 "and what's even funner about it"😄

Just bought it

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Nice! Hope you like it!

again, great review. i have another question: i was wondering: is the 2mm savings on the LTE model coming from reducing the "black plastic bezel" or did they reduce the size of the glass area? or both? this questions is driven by wondering if a tempered glass protector designed for a 935/945 would fit the 945 LTE. one thing that disappoints me with this watch is i was expecting the new model would have adopted the 1.3" screen of the Fenix6pro and reduced the black ring on the glass portion of the watch. i think the entire bezel would be less intrusive if there wasn't such a big dead space on the glass portion of the watch face. (ie, the black border on the crystal/glass itself). from a freeze frame of your video, it seems that they shaved diameter from the resin/plastic case, but i wanted to confirm.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

This was a weird one for me. The glass looked the same so I tried a 945 screen protector and it juuuuust barely didn't fit. They shrunk the glass by a fraction of a millimeter which is super annoying! I measured the lens at 38mm with my calipers if that helps.

thanks for the amazing content. Would you recommend the 945LTE over the apple watch ?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Depends, If you want a sports watch with great battery life, mapping, LTE safety features and tracking, etc... go for the Garmin. If you want a recreational smartwatch the Apple Watch is still superior.

As a Garmin user physical appearance it's what's new and what insight.i thought they were giving internet on the watch ⌚

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

In a way the internet is on the watch but it's only used in specific ways regarding safety and live tracking. Thanks for watching!

Hello! Thanks for this good comparison! 👍 Which satellite-/combination in the GPS-Test was activated?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

In this video I was using GPS+Glonass which was the default out of the box setting.

the LTE communication is limited... for now, but just imagine: live online maps, including live traffic right on the wrist! live weather forecast and live weather radars! two-way communication! all the features that cell phone gives you, but without carrying one on you! good direction Garmin. Great review, thanks! It would be awesome to see what you think about this new (or refreshed to be more precise) Suunto 9 Peak... what do you say, Dave?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! These are the things that get me excited. I think we're still in the early days of the LTE innovation from Garmin but I think it will continue to mature over time and maybe we'll even see Connect IQ apps that can utilize it. I have a Suunto 9 Peak coming! Stay tuned.

Thank you for detailed review! Did you try to test GPS accuracy with no LTE subscription active? Interesting if it is required to get LTE data to have such accuracy

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I have, the LTE has nothing to do with GPS accuracy.

Hello bud, great content. Ive been wearing my apple 6 and my garmin 945 lte at the same time since i got my 945 few days ago. Trying my best to compare the data and learn about the differences. I while doing normal get up and go to the restroom and or go grab lunch which requires walking and moving etc. the apple is much more lenient on what it counts as active calories currently as we speak 250 cals. Garmin 28 cals. (huge difference imo) I wonder what you thought on who might be more accurate on this. I started my day at 5am and currently is 3pm The numbers are pretty far apart between the 2. Thanks for any input and great content none activitiy (active) cals burned - more lenient is apple running cals burned - more lenient is 945 LTE weight lifting cals burned - almost the same amount, i call it a tie.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I think this is due to one displaying active calories and the other displaying total calories. Active calories are calories burned from being active. Total calories include your basil metabolic rate which are calories your body burns just to stay alive. This can make comparing two devices quite difficult.

@kenrodriguez2128

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thats what i thought but i looked on the apple health app and it breaks down active from resting calories so does the garmin connect. and active cals on a non workout day for just going to work and home were as follows. FR945 LTE WAS 81 ACTIVE CALS VS APPLE SERIES 6 WAS 446 ACTIVE CALS. BOTH RESTING CALS WERE VERY CLOSE TO EACHOTTHER 1900 TO 2200. thats why hard for me to imagine those numbers being so far apart. LoL maybe you could do an expirament for half a day or more and see what you see.

Decisions, buy 945LTE or wait for a future 955 : ) Great review! Thanks

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Tough call, it might be a while before we see the illusive 955

@SethSill

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks, I ended up buying the 945LTE, arrived today! Appreciate all of your videos, now it is time to figure out how to use it & all the features : )

Great job Dave. So, you find it comfortable to wear all day long, generally? It has reduced size but its still a bit thick.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

For me it's super comfortable but I'm also used to rather large watches. If I had to choose between my Fenix 6s or the 945 LTE though I'd still say the 945 LTE is more comfortable. Hope that helps!

@johnmanley4528

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit It does. Thanks!

Man WTF. I just got the 945. 2 weeks ago cause of your review. Lol 😂 and they have it in white 😲

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The 945 is still excellent!

Do you know or found out if the 945 LTE supports or comes with Power feature? Currently, I have to wear Garmin's HR PRO chest strap to get power info. Cool video. Thanks for all the great info

@ChaseTheSummit

Жыл бұрын

Yep, they updated the 945 LTE to include all of the new features including Running Power, Training Readiness, and HRV Status!

Look good, but as a genie 6 user I think I’ll wait until they put it on they’re genie range. Surely you could reply through the mic on Bluetooth headphones. A lot to come hopefully, plus need it released in the UK. Cheers for the video. 👍

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The Genie range aye? That must be a new model 😂 . For sure, it will be exciting when the Fenix gets updated!

@jonnywilkin1768

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit 🤣🤣🤣 iOS correction. FENIX! Genie would be cool though 👌

Thanks for this video. Garmin claims 12 hours of GPS+Music use on the LTE, not 10hrs like the non-GPS....are they wrong?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Nope, that's correct. The LTE has a slightly more efficient CPU so it squeezes a bit more battery life while playing music.

I’m left with the exact same problem I had before that release. My 935s altimeter is broke since ages. I sweared myself last year that I won’t head into the alps again without a functioning one. Now my HRM seems to give up as well as I just have straight lines all day - besides when I’m into a workout. So it’s really time for a replacement. I really like the updated HRM and the smaller formfactor of the 945 LTE, but “summer” could be August which leaves me another mountain season with the broken altimeter. Additionally I probably would never use the LTE features, but pay a premium for them. The solution could be either the regular 945 or the Fenix 6S Pro. They have maps, advanced sleep metrics and trail vo2 max - all features I’m looking forward to. Fenix has the smaller form factor and I would have something different looking on my wrist - for the cost of 11h GPS time (25 vs 36). 945 would be the same size and looks as my 935 but with the better battery. There isn’t a bad choice, right? But I can’t help myself: buying a 6S Pro or regular 945 leaves me with the feeling to pay good money for an old product. Do you have any opinion / suggestion on my first world “problem”?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

If battery life is important to you the older Forerunner 945 seems like it would tick all of your boxes.

@nilSpecial

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks for your opinion! It probably will. It's just that it looks exactly the same like my current 935. Something fresh would be really appreciated after over 4 years. Do you have any insight / hint when the 945LTE will drop for Europe? "Releases this summer" is just too much of a stretch for me to wait for it.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

@@nilSpecial From what I understand it's sometime in July. I think it's mainly due to the LTE feature needing some additional leg work.

@nilSpecial

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks so much! I guess that's too far out for me. I'll just go with either of the two models above and will hopefully never look back

@nilSpecial

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Hey again! I now tried the regular 945 as well as the Fenix 6s Pro in the meantime... and things just got more difficult ;) I really like the compact design of the Fenix and the smaller bezel just looks so much better and more modern compared to the 945! The screen looks better as well - the 945 has kind of a blue tint compared to the Fenix. BUT the Fenix just burned through 33% of it's battery within just 24h - normal use, with one longer track workout. I think that's a no-go for me. I wore my 4 year old 935 on the other arm and it just took 15% in the exact same time and use case. Therefore the 945 is obviously the better choice for me, but it looks SO old in comparison. Now I need to somehow justify the over 200€ price-difference between 945 and 945LTE. Can you say something in regards to the screen quality of the 945LTE compared to the regular 945 and maybe the Fenix 6s Pro? Other than that - the 945LTE is still not available in Germany. I have the possibility to order it through a Danish shop - do you think that one will work here in Germany as well?

Hi, great review as always. I'm trying to decide between the fenix 6s pro and 945 lte. The fenix 6 series has an "expedition mode" which can be used to track multi day hikes. Can something like this mode be acheived in 945 lte?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

945 does not feature expedition mode but it does have an UltraTack mode that will allow you to extend GPS tracking for up to 100 hours at a sacrifice to accuracy.

@animeshchat7625

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Gotcha..one last followup question. Does the expedition/ultratrack mode allow for basic navigation using maps (breadcrump, topo or otherwise) or does it only record the lower-frequency GPS details?

Great video! I'll get one as soon as I can send/receive messages and make phone calls. What's the point of being connected to cell towers if you still need to bring a phone along? Would love to exercise without a phone.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I think the focus is more on safety and live tracking. In that sense you don't need to bring your phone along since you can send and receive SOS messages directly from the watch. But yeah, it's not really designed for "casual messaging" yet. Thanks for watching!

@johnr3936

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit As a software developer it pains me to see functionality lacking when the hardware is capable. This LTE is a step in the right direction, surely they are planning on adding this functionality in the future.

Great video. Does the LTE work outside US ?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I should have mentioned how this is going to roll out internationally. Currently LTE is supported but certain features may or may not work depending where you live. Check out DCRainmakers video... He breaks that down a bit better than I did here!

Hi, does battery lasts 2 weeks in real life? I know it depends on many options, but +/- how long it should last for a basic user with 3-4 runs per week without music, any idea? Thanks, great review as always!!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I've only had the watch for about 9 days. I've run with it every day and I have charged it once but it wasn't because it was totally dead. I'd say realistically you should be able to get 7-10 days out of it depending on use. But there's a lot of variables like how many activities you do, if you have pulsox turned on and screen brightness.

@JuniorDoug1982

2 жыл бұрын

Is that similar to the original or is it a smaller battery?

Here is another thing I noticed. No matter which Baro settings I use (Auto/Baro/Alti), the altimeter doesn't respond when not during activity. So if I walk an elevation change of 50 meters the altimeter widget doesn't update.. No elevation change displayed. However, the floors climbed widget works as well as elevation changes are noticed during an activity. But as mentioned not in the altimeter widget. So probably a software problem as well...

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Hmm.. mine does not appear to have that issue but I'll do some further testing today. I'll send off an email to my Garmin contact with these observations. Hopefully there will be an update shortly!

@fabrizio94ify

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit did some further testings. So it's not the case that the altimeter widget isn't working at all. But it doesn't work like it should be. When I am in an activity the elevation changes are displayed immediately. But in the widget there is a big delay. So if I walk 50m with 10m ascend, the altitude in the widget won't change immediately but after 2 or 3 minutes, sometimes less, sometimes even more. And that's annoying..

thanks for the great review! :) can you use the 945LTE completely independent of the LTE? as is, like a 945 but with an inactivated LTE antenna? thanks again. :)

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yup! The 945LTE can be used as usual with Garmin Connect. LTE is entirely optional.

@garybc

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit cool! Thanks 😊

@nicolaspronovost3463

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit would you say the 945 LTE with deactivated LTE is a better watch than the old 945 ? Is it worth it paying the extra 50$ event if not using the LTE features ?

Nice video Chase . I am debating between the 945 LTE vs the Venu 2 ....Who are the people using either one ???

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

They're both excellent in their own way! I'd lean towards the Venu 2 if you're more of a casual athlete that doesn't need extremely long battery life, or a multi-sport (triathlon) mode and you don't rely heavily on things like Training Load, Recovery, and those other tools for aiding in training. The Venu 2 also has a much more pleasing display in terms of day to day life. The Forerunner 945 LTE is more of a dedicated sports watch with way more features to help with training, and recovery along with offline mapping and navigation and of course the new LTE feature which some might find useful. It's really up to you to decide but I hope that helps!

No mention of the real elephant in the room - the new HR design? Otherwise - good video! Completely agree on the weather widget needing LTE. Also, nice outro!!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I do talk about the new heart rate sensor during the hardware overview 👍

@zfjames

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit That you do, lol. I promise I _am_ watching! 😄 Good stuff.

Thank you very much for your review. But tell me please, if LTE features will work only in the USA by subscription, or in other countries of Europe too ?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The LTE feature works in specific countries right now. Check out Garmin's website to see if your region is supported.

@grogufather3147

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Ок.

Chase, at about 9:30 in the video, it looks like you are able to type your own message using the keyboard when using the "assistance" feature (not assistance plus). Is that right? Seems like that could be a workaround to do direct communication with an emergency contact. For example, you could receive a txt message via livetrack and then use "assistance" to type a response. But maybe i misinterpreting something.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you can manually type out messages. However, it's still a little strange because they're all sent as "EMERGENCY" messages. I just wish there were "I'm OK, running late" type messages. These are pretty common in other devices like the Garmin InReach or Spot communicators. Thanks for watching!

@irish03jmu

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks, Chase! I think that a non-emergency reply txt is a feature they really need to add - since you can apparently send txts in "emergencies". As a soon to be 40 year old with two kids, if i got a txt from my wife that said "hey, kid got hurt, can you come home?" i'd like to be able to respond with a "yes". I don't think folks are going to be trying to txt from their watches while out jogging or cycling unless they have to, so volume on their network shouldn't be a problem. I would happily pay a couple more bucks a month for that ability.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

@@irish03jmu I think you nailed it. They're probably trying to limit the volume on the network to keep their operational fees down especially considering this is a new service and there's likely going to be a small amount of users up front. Small user grou = more money per user. Hopefully they figure this out as time goes on and more "casual" LTE features are added!

Dave, Thanks! Do you know if the Vo2max value get from running and walking are the same ? Thanks !

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

From what I gather VO2 Max is only calculated for Running, Trail Running, and Cycling on the Forerunner 945 LTE.

@Ordinary-Hendrik

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks Dave!

@Ordinary-Hendrik

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Hi Dave, I just try it this morning with 945lte walking to get my Vo2max. It does give me a Vo2max after 15mins of walking with heart rate higher the 75% max heart rate. But the Vo2max I get is kind of high, 50. My suunto and jabra give me Vo2max =36 for my run. I can’t get my 945lte Vo2max for some reason after many runs. (Since I am over 60+, I limit my runs time to avoid over loading) I just wonder if you or our community here could help to get a walk Vo2max for 945lte to see if it is the same with the run Vo2max. 🙏🙏🙏

The 955 will be launched in October 2021. That’s why they added just LTE to get out the last from the old model.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

October eh? What's your source? Thanks for sharing.

Have there been any updates on the Garmin 945 for process widgets like the 945 LTE? Wasn't it different?

Have been thinking Garmin may release a 655. I was speaking to Garmin Forerunner support and Fenix support. Interestingly the Fenix cs agent said there is a “freeze” on new products so I guess a F7 is not coming in ‘21. However, the Forerunner cs agent did mention the possibility of a new run only watch which had me thinking a 655 might be coming with native power on the wrist. I think it would be built on the CIQ 4.0 like the Venu 2. Would love any opinion you may have?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I have no insight on what Garmin has coming. I think a 655 would be an oddball at this point with so many options available. Right now we have the 55, 245, 745, and 945 at minor incremental price jumps. If I had to guess I'd bet that the next "big thing" would be a 245 successor (255?) but that's totally speculation. If I did have any insider knowledge I wouldn't be able to share it.

@JW-th5hh

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit that makes sense as the 55 is entry, 255 high end run only, 745 entry tri and 945 high end tri watches. Adding power to 255 would be a big addition in a Garmin run watch. I hope something new comes before August as I have a discount code that expires Aug 10.

Interesting band design, why did they just not use quick release pins? Kinda crazy that the cheaper 55 and 245 has bands that easier to change. And why does weather not update via WiFi, why Garmin why???

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The band design is intentional to keep the Forerunner 945 LTE compatible with Garmin's Quick Fit system. You basically just remove the included band, and clip on a quick fit band. They don't include a quick fit band in the box because the 945 LTE is designed to be a stripped down sports watch with only the essentials to minimize bulk and weight. I've been using the 945 LTE with a quick fit band since this video and it works great! Maybe I need to post a video about the band options?

odd but important question for me: does the 945 LTE's built in analog watch face have the ability to display real time heart rate data (ie, at 1hz)? i've been happy with my 935 for over 4 years now, but mapping and potentially the ability to see 1hz HR data on an analog watch face might be enough reason for me to splurge as my 935 is showing it's age. (not necessarily sold on LTE being helpful for me since inreach won't work while backpacking)

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it displays real-time HR data as a field on the watch-face if you choose to include it. The refresh rate seems to be around 1 second.

@derekfong987

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thanks for the reply. just to be clear. this is working on the analog watch face (ie hours, minutes, seconds hands)? if so, that is great news and something that might push me towards buying one and replacing my 935. (definitely a tiny detail, but something i would appreciate in my daily driver watch)

I like the watch. I like the new smaller look. I think the new features from LTE are good and are enough. But the price per months is too high for the few features. How often will you use this features? In my opinion only in a race… the only thing you always need is emergency. But 6$ per months for a message in case of emergency. I think it is too much.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The good news is that you don’t need the subscription to use the watch. You could also just turn on the service when you need it and cancel after your event since there’s no commitment option 👍

I have a coros pace 2 but want to try Garmin. Like the smaller size of the pace 2 though. Go with 745 or 945LTE? dont care about LTE but like newer sensor and full maps is nice but not required.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The 945 LTE is actually almost the same size as the PACE 2 in terms of diameter. But it's about 1-2 mm thicker. I find both super comfortable. I'd say if you're seeking more features than the Pace 2 offers the 945 LTE would be the way to go if you can afford it. Hope that helps!

@mike3271

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thanks! i should have said size AND weight, the coros pace 2 is more than 10grams lighter so probably a noticable difference. that being said i think i will go with the 945 lte. really wish it had watch based fully integrated running power like the pace 2, the fact it doesnt feels like a big downgrade.

Possible that the LTE adds an extra layer of accuracy to the GPS? Like my old Samsung phone's Location settings have accuracy settings, GPS Only, GPS plus data/wifi.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Huh... I hadn't thought about that. They might be using triangulation. I'll have to reach out and ask because the tracks were pretty darn good!

@misterb1915

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Would be interested to see you run that same route with the LTE entirely switched off (if thats possible) and see how it compares.

Would you get this over the original 945 if you didn't plan on using the LTE all that much? I'd probably use it but it would probably just be every once in a while. Although I like the smaller bezel and new hr sensor. Also they got rid of that horrible band set up. Would some of the aftermarket quick release bands still work on the new one?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

If the 945 was full price at $599 yes I'd probably cough up the extra $50 for the latest and greatest (mainly because Garmin will likely support it longer). But the 945 can be found at some crazy low prices these days. If the 945 was $499 I'd probably second guess paying $150 more for the 945 LTE. Hope that helps!

@codyjackson7355

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit yes that helps thanks! Right now the 945 is on sale for 550$. I'd be selling my Fenix 6 Sapphire to go towards a new watch

I know they are different. I know all specs. I can’t decide between this, Fenix 7 47mm standard and Enduro. If money wasn’t an option which would you buy as mostly a runner?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I'd go Fenix 7 mainly for the more accurate GPS accuracy and better HR sensor. But if battery life was your main priority the Enduro is still amazing.

@chriscarpunky

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks! I’m getting my Fenix 7 tomorrow from theplaybetter store tomorrow. I’m sending back my 945 LTE. The battery is draining fast and I don’t even receive notifications so that’s not doing it.

I have the 945 LTE and love it. However, when I turn on live tracking I only see the option to email or send out through Twitter etc., but I don't see anything related to texting. Is there a way to enable a text to be sent when you start a run?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you'll want to enable "live event sharing" within Garmin Connect app, not on the watch.

Do you have to activate the lte membership…. Or can you just use the watch with out the lte feature .? Thanks

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

You can use the 945 LTE just like any other Garmin. Without an LTE subscription the watch is still fully functional and even still does provide live tracking and safety features when paired to your phone.

@Dozer-je8bg

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thanks Dave ! Keep making awesome videos . Enjoy your content always !

Does the Livetrack work with LTE only, or can it work with your phone as well if you don't have the LTE subscription.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Good question! It works either way.

@nicholasattai9944

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thanks man, great work keep it up 👊🏽

Very good video. One quick question - Garmin website says 10 hours in GPS + LTE, you said Garmin told you 18 hours. That’s quite a difference. Which is correct?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

My stats are based on GPS + Low Power LTE which updates the data every 5 minutes instead of every few seconds. This wasn't clear in the marketing specs I was given. This increases the battery life to 18 hours but Ray over at DCRainmaker actually got 22 hours in low power mode. The nice thing is that you don't lose any accuracy. All of the data is still there, just refreshed a bit slower. Hope that helps!

@gearjunkie88

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thank you. I am hovering between upgrading from my old 935 to either a 945 or 945LTE. The deal breaker for the 945LTE is the fact that I cannot finish an Ironman in 10 hours with the GPS + LTE running. But now that I know there’s another option that offers 18 hours (i,e., GPS + Low Power LTE), I may go with the 945LTE. Very good info.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

@@gearjunkie88 Glad it was helpful! I feel like Garmin should advertise this more prominently! It's nice to be able to dial back the refresh rate of the LTE but keep the accuracy.

Does anyone know if the new garmin watches sleep tracking still requires a preset timeframe in the User Settings in order to work properly? I work in 4 shifts and having to set the time everytime i change shifts, is one of the things i dislike the most about the otherwise amazing garmin watches. As a result it also never registers my afternoon naps after early shift because it's outside of my normal sleeping time. Even the fitbit did a better job at that, counting every nap longer then 15min as rest time wich i personally liked much better. I'm looking to upgrade from my forerunner 235 to get live segments, but i'm wondering if the sleep tracking improved yet on newer garmins.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

It still asks for it but I think it's less important. However, they still don't register naps for whatever reason.

@fuzzykeuh

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks!

Would you recommend this to a woman? Isn’t it too big? I can’t decide between the 945lte and suunto 9 peak.. i’ve never had a watch before and im also not the most athletic person

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Sure! If you don't mind a watch of this size it's a great unisex option. The Suunto 9 peak is similar in size but a bit heavier. Then again, it also comes in more colors where as the 945 LTE is just black (with the exception of the band).

@if8798

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thank you for the answer! Great review! Subscribed!

This is an awesome review. I ended up buying a FR945 LTE today (waiting for it to ship), but was hoping for a FR 955. I am replacing the Forerunner 935 and have been holding out for months until the new model dropped. Well looks like this is the new model. Luckily the 945 is still a good watch and the LTE is interesting. For $6 a month its worth having just for the peace of mind. What I do like is that you really don't need your phone on short runs anymore. You have music and garmin pay and now emergency services. So that is really everything I used my phone for before other than a camera. I still would probably take my phone for a run thats over 10km from home, but for shorter 5km daily activity type things I can just take my watch which will be nice. I really hope we see Garmin update the LTE to respond to messages and send out non-emergency messages. I realize Garmin doesn't think anyone will stop and reply to a message during a race, but I would like to see a few options like a thumbs-up, thumbs-down, a laughing face, and a heart or something. Basic stuff like that would be easy to reply with a few clicks on the watch while still running or biking or even swimming. It would also be nice to load a few custom messages for loved ones like "I'm ok but running late", "Just checking in", and "Miss You. Wish you were here" or something. I realize it doesn't need to replace a full smartphone, but just give us a little. A few custom messages to pre-defined contacts and a few simple replies to those spectator messages. That is really what is keeping the LTE feature from being truly amazing.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. I wish they designed the LTE functions to mimic their InReach devices which has "recreational" 2-way messaging without triggering an emergency response and the ability to set up "pre-canned" messages to respond to incoming messages quickly. I'm sure we'll get there. This is only the beginning!

Why not just quick fit bands like the Fenix? Cannot understand as hardly a cost factor.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

The 945 LTE is compatible with Quick Fit bands. It uses the same 22mm band as a standard Fenix 6 (47mm version). They don't include it in the box because it's heavier and bulkier than the standard silicone band that sits lower profile on the watch. To install a quick fit band you simply remove the stock band, replace the pin, and click a quick fit band in place. I've actually already done this with the 945 LTE! Hope that helps.

I'm having a major headache with Garmin. The one feature I wanted from the Garmin 945 lte was to allow live tracking she friends and family can know where I am at all times. This is why I paid for a new 945 lte after already having a 945 already. I spoke to Garmin today and they said I basically still need my mobile with me to use that feature which just means I paid for the same watch and paid for a subscription on top for no reason. Now either the person I spoke to at Garmin is incompetent and doesn't know their products or I have been mislead from their marketing. Can you please help clarify? much appreciated.

@ChaseTheSummit

4 ай бұрын

It's not designed to share your location 24 hours / 7 days a week. It will share your location though if you choose to during an activity and you won't need your phone on you for that to work. Essentially if you share your location during a Run or Ride using "live track" your friends and family can track you but when activity is not running there's no location sharing. Hope that helps.

Can the 945lte display topo maps identical to the Fenix 6 Pro? Mountain peaks, trails etc…

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Very similar but the 945 LTE doesn't have "Map Themes" like the Fenix 6 does. It does however, have a very detailed topo map pre-installed with all of the same data.

5:23 how does someone sleep with their watch on? Every time I try and use a Sleep monitor I always end up taking it off in the middle of the night.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

It takes some getting used to.

I have the Garmin Forerunner 735XT, I'm curious what generation of wrist heart rate sensor does that watch have? I've been Googling but I can't find it

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean 735XT?

@lexington476

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit correct, 735xt.

Are you planning to review the new suunto 9 peak?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yup! I should have one soon!

@skinnie88

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit looking forward between comparison of s9peak and 945 lte. also do you know if garmin has plans to launch "smaller" 945 (like the lte)?

How's the GPS accuracy vs FR745? If I recall, that used to be the most accurate right?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I'd say they're right in line with eachother. I was pretty blown away by the 945LTE's accuracy. Not sure what magic they jammed in there but it's been dead nuts and acquires a fix instantly.

@zikunzeng5871

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Impressive! Now I feel even more anticipated for Fenix 7 series. The metal probably makes it less reliable though... Do you think it's worth the trouble to buy a 745 specifically for running? Solely for the GPS accuracy. I do have a F6X but am thinking...

Great review as always. Always love the “Dave take” on this stuff! However, This is a pretty meek opening salvo from Garmin on LTE. No streaming music? No ability to respond at all to people sending messages? $5.99/mo seems awfully expensive when fully functional LTE with apple isn’t a whole lot more. I personally think they would have been better off joining forces with a Verizon or ATT to allow this functionality. Go big or go home! Still a Garmin fan though, and a Fenix 6 is in my future!

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I think the problem with "joining forces" is that they pigeon hole themselves in with one provider and the platform will eventually die (Much like the Vivoactive LTE that was available on Verizon). I think it's smart that they're handling the whole infrastructure. That said, this is the beginning and I can only assume more features will come as time goes on. I'm wondering if the lack of streaming services is something to do with bandwidth of the network they're utilizing. In either case, it's an exciting first step in my opinion. Thanks for watching Dan!

@UltraDad

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit yeah that could be. I’m not familiar with the vivo experiment. Maybe consider a cheaper monthly price then. But if people pay for it then I get it. We shall see.

@julianwarmington1267

2 жыл бұрын

Looking at the Garmin website for the NZL scene, it seems we can't buy the new watch with both LTE and a bundle of the extras. That's weird. Is that the same for the US and other nations? And, why?!

Do you know if it tracks VO2Max on a trail run? I don’t see it in the options and I notice it doesn’t have the ultra run option

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Oddly the 945 LTE is a little behind the original 945 in terms of firmware updates. The original 945 just received an update that adds Trail Run VO2 Max, Ultra Run, and a few other features. I'm sure it's just a matter of time before it makes it to the 945 LTE. You can find the update details here: www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=14933

Is the width of the band the same as the regular 945? Can i put a different color band that fit the 945 on the new LTE?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, same band width. It's also compatible with any 22mm Quick Fit band like what the Fenix 6 uses.

@brent__earl

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit thanks!

Are there any plans for Garmin watches with eSIM?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Unlikely but I don't have any official information on that.

I appreciate all your hard work in doing these reviews. I guess for me though this watch feels like a beta product. It has a half baked LTE service, lacks the HIiT training profile and health snapshot, both of which debuted with the Venu 2. It also doesn’t have the weekly training load watch face that the 745 has (which DCRainmaker loves). It’s little things like that which frustrates me like crazy with Garmin and makes a lot of their products non starters for me because of their just random assignment of features to various products.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brandon. The 945 LTE certainly doesn't feel like a beta but I do find it interesting that they don't include the HIIT profiles on the higher end watches but add them to the cheaper Forerunner 55 and Venu 2. Doesn't make a lot of sense! Garmin is known to include "exclusive" watch faces on products for whatever reason. I'm sure you could find one in the CIQ store with the fields you want? Thanks for watching!

With the release of the 955 on 6/1, Garmin has the 945LTE at $450. Would you take the 945LTE at $450, or the Coros Apex Pro at $400? These are 6/7/22 prices, much different from when these watches were released. Also recognizing that Coros have a new Apex series in the works based on their own press releases.

@ChaseTheSummit

Жыл бұрын

Depends. Do you want a rugged build and super long battery life? That's the Apex Pro. Do you want a more polished experience, full blown mapping/navigation, on board music, and LTE? That's the 945LTE. Between the two I think I personally enjoy wearing the 945LTE a little more but the Apex Pro is a beast of a watch and has really good battery life and features for the money!

@_-_-_-.-_-

Жыл бұрын

Garmin sucks selling overpriced crap there are better cheaper android watches

It would be nice if the weather app worked over the inbuilt LTE so we could get weather updates without a phone connected.

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

That would be really nice. Hopefully they improve on this in the future.

@danieloherrick6332

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit I would subscribe to LTE just to get the weather and maybe the UV index info without having my phone.

Got my 945 for $255/£180 brand new and a Tiny Zanco T1 which fits in my half tights liner pocket and can make texts and calls. I like the bigger size of 945 too so I'm gonna skip this one

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

I've never heard of the Zanco T1 I'll have to look into that!

Do you expect a new remix to come out any time soon? If so around when?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by remix? 🤔

@cutletbread

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit hahaha my bad!! Autocorrect 😅 I meant Fenix**

@cutletbread

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have any idea? ☺️

If you are an Apple user, I would like to know why would you choose a Garmin watch over an Apple Watch?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Way longer battery life, dedicated sport modes with well laid out data pages and customizable metrics, offline mapping capabilities, Training tools like training load, status, focus, recovery advice, and suggested workouts, and the ability to use it between Android and Apple so I'm not locked into one ecosystem. The Apple Watch is an excellent device but it's not really designed for aiding in training and has limited features in the native workout app. I enjoy both for different reasons.

Why did they not call it forerunner 955? Is that coming at a different time?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

From what I gather Garmin decided that there weren't enough changes to warrant it being called the 955. So I suppose we should still expect that to be coming!

when we should expect fenix 7?

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Your guess is as good as mine.

Is the LTE-based emergency messaging really two way communication?? Or only one-way: sending?

@neuschf

2 жыл бұрын

The emergency messaging is two way, check dcrainmaker's review here, he has some pictures of the process: www.dcrainmaker.com/2021/06/garmin-forerunner-945-lte-in-depth-review.html

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

It's two way once you've initiated an emergency. For "Spectator Messaging" during an activity it's only one way.

@Anza_34832

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks for your reply and the insight! That actually makes this new funcionality a worthwhile feature.

@Anza_34832

2 жыл бұрын

@@neuschf Thanks for your heads-up! So it's a very useful feature then!

@shaneanthony4337

2 жыл бұрын

@@Anza_34832 its only useful when it works, which is not happening, Garmin is having issues with the LTE working, the LIvetracking drops and does not reconnect, making the LTE useless

Does LTE feature support any country ? is there a Nano sim port or is this esim ??

@ChaseTheSummit

2 жыл бұрын

Not every country. Garmin has a list of supported countries on their website. The watch is E-Sim only and activated through Garmin Connect.

@chamunu123

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaseTheSummit Ohh i see 😀..