There aren’t any excess features that aren’t targeted towards running. Handling the smartwatch, it seems light enough to be comfortable for a day of wear, without getting in the way or throwing you off-balance. If there’s one thing to be said about the Smart Run, it’s that Adidas was certainly focused when it came to its vision.
Using Adidas’s miCoach software, a user will have training information sent to them to help maximize their workouts with training encouragements either transmitted on the screen of the phone or through a set of connected Bluetooth headphones, if a user has them. To help that process, the Smart Run has a GPS unit and a heart rate sensor to track how far and how fast someone runs, and how that run affects their heart rate. It’s a lifestyle consumer, and we’re really targeting with this product someone who has a goal, who wants to get better, wants to improve, and is trying to better themselves, in some way, and usually doing so through running,” Gaudio said.
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