Garmin S1 vs Busnell Neo (Which one is smaller)

[gti303]

Just gonna order one online...and can't seem to find any pics of them posted side by side.

 

Which one is smaller? I have girly wrists...

[Rickochet]

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Just gonna order one online...and can't seem to find any pics of them posted side by side.

Which one is smaller? I have girly wrists...
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Can't help you on the comparison but I had an S1 and it worked very well. The negs were the battery life which was less than two rounds and the charger was a bit awkward to attach to the watch. The watchband is like a standard adjustable sports watch band so that shouldn't be an issue. I sold the S1 because I wanted hazard info and bought the Expresso WR 62. As it turned out the hazard info on the Expresso is pretty much worthless due to sloppy mapping. Both watches are large much like a large sports chrono watch. I have never seen the Bushnell watch but I am guessing that it would be as large also. I do like the specs on the Neo watch battery life. If size is an issue I would suggest that you go to a store that carries them and try one on.

Rick

[gti303]

Thanks Rick. I also prefer the battery life of the Neo as I do play 36 once in a while...and the Neo is available for a bit cheaper...

I'm just tired of using golfshot as it drains my battery like no tomorrow on my Galaxy Note...and the courses I play at the most don't have prisms for the rangefinder.

[farfrompar]

I've had both and prefer the Bushnell

The Bushnell battery meter shows 3/4 after a round while the Garmin was less than a 1/2

I have girly wrists also. I think the Garmin is slightly smaller. But the Bushnell fits fine and is comfortable. I also like the squarish Bushnell display more than the round Garmin.

So I kept the Bushnell and sold the garmin

[gti303]

For those that were wondering:

 

[Big Ben]

I just picked up the NEO, decided on this one base on battery life and I'm glad I did, it's really comfortable and the band is super soft. You can tell they worked on the comfort aspect a lot. Very easy to charge and setup, logical and intuitive, should be a winner! BB

[bluedot]

Played my first round with the Bushnell Neo on today and loved it. It is the same size as a Timex Ironman watch but noticably lighter and more comfortable, so those of you worried about size issues for the watch shouldn't be.

It failed to automatically advance to the next hole only twice, and the fix to advance it manually is both quick and intuitive. I was very impressed.

For a walker like me, it is a great addition, especially on a home course where you know the layup distances anyway. Cool device.