The Woo at the price it is being sold right now is definitely not worth it.
I personally use the Woo for the community, unfortunately it isn't very accurate (actually a shame for such a high price point).
Surfr is more accurate and for free, unfortunately the community isn't very big in my country (we'll see how that evolves in the future).
Is it still worth getting Woo3?
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BenBen
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Re: Is it still worth getting Woo3?
There will be a Surfr App for Android and Garmin watches in the future.
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Re: Is it still worth getting Woo3?
The kite jump app for Garmin watches. That dachopper made works pretty well.
I've had a few sessions on it.
It's still in beta version but by the sounds of it it will be ready to go soon.
If you have a Garmin watch give it a try.
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I've had a few sessions on it.
It's still in beta version but by the sounds of it it will be ready to go soon.
If you have a Garmin watch give it a try.
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Re: Is it still worth getting Woo3?
Something new in this field, good news.
But I’m curious at which technology it will use. I don’t see accelerometer working with a wrist watch, GPS vertical accuracy is still notably insufficient, and barometer, who knows?
But I’m curious at which technology it will use. I don’t see accelerometer working with a wrist watch, GPS vertical accuracy is still notably insufficient, and barometer, who knows?
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