Dump the 410 and live on the edge with just the AW. The 4xx series was an aborted turd... Garmin abandoned it almost as soon as they introduced it. Those were probably at Garmin's lowest point of product innovation and value in the history of their sport GPS watches. A friend of mine has the 405 and his wife has the 410. They can't wait for them to die so they can justify replacements.I'm a hair's breadth away from putting my Garmin 410 on Craigslist, too, because even though the 410 gathers much more data than the AW can, I just don't care about the data anymore.
Shh! Don't ruin the resale value any more than it is!Dump the 410 and live on the edge with just the AW. The 4xx series was an aborted turd... Garmin abandoned it almost as soon as they introduced it. Those were probably at Garmin's lowest point of product innovation and value in the history of their sport GPS watches. A friend of mine has the 405 and his wife has the 410. They can't wait for them to die so they can justify replacements.
I've had the 735XT since it was released, and am on my second AW (sold a SS after 7 or 8 months for a Sport). I go for weeks and weeks using the 735XT as a daily wear, but it's mainly to get 24/7 activity tracking to go along with my running and cycling. The smartwatch features are rough.I'm on the bubble. I am going to buy either a Garmin 735XT or the next gen 920XT to replace my aging triathlon watch. These do fitness and activity tracking second-to-none. The 735XT looks decent as an everyday device-- not as attractive as a traditional watch or the AW, but it is not bad. If the 735XT becomes an everyday watch for me, I will likely sell the AW.