Garmin Forerunner 110 vs Garmin Forerunner 405

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Forerunner 110 compared with Forerunner 405

	GarminForerunner 110	GarminForerunner 405
Overview
Released
Released	2010	April 2008
Display
Case sizes
Case sizes	45 mm	48 mm
Always-on display
Always-on display	Yes	Yes
Display detail
Display detail	Backlit monochrome screen with 25.1 mm diagonal; fixed training pages and four physical buttons. Garmin's manuals do not specify panel technology or pixel resolution.	Backlit monochrome screen, 1.06-inch diagonal and 124 × 95 pixels; a touch-sensitive bezel and two buttons control the watch. Panel technology is unpublished in the maker's specification.
Health and fitness
ECG
ECG	No	No
Blood oxygen
Blood oxygen	No	No
Skin temperature
Skin temperature	No	No
Sleep apnoea alerts
Sleep apnoea alerts	No	No
High blood pressure alerts
High blood pressure alerts	No	No
Body composition
Body composition	No	No
Fall detection
Fall detection	No	No
Crash detection
Crash detection	No	No
GPS
GPS	Single-band	Single-band
Sensors
Sensors	High-sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix satellite prediction; optional ANT+ heart-rate chest strap. No optical wrist sensor or foot-pod support.	High-sensitivity GPS receiver; optional ANT+ heart-rate chest strap, foot pod and cycling speed/cadence sensor. No optical wrist sensor.
Fitness features
Fitness features	Time, distance, calories and lap-average or run-average pace; Auto Lap and manual laps. No interval or custom workouts.	Pace, distance, time, calories, custom and interval workouts, Virtual Partner, Auto Lap and Auto Pause.
Safety features
Safety features	–	Stores up to 100 locations and provides direction to a saved location; no base maps.
Battery and connections
Battery life (maker's claim)
Battery life (maker's claim)	Up to 8 hours	Up to 8 hours
In low-power mode
In low-power mode	Up to 21 days	Up to 14 days
Mobile data option
Mobile data option	No	No
Works with
Works with	No phone pairing	No phone pairing
Battery life detail
Battery life detail	Rechargeable 200 mAh lithium-ion battery; up to eight hours with GPS, three weeks in power-save mode or one week with forty-five minutes of GPS training each day.	Rechargeable lithium-ion battery; approximately eight hours with GPS or two weeks in power-save mode.
Charging
Charging	USB contact charging clip and AC adapter.	Contact charging clip and AC adapter.
Connectivity
Connectivity	USB mass-storage activity transfers to a computer and Garmin Connect; ANT+ heart-rate sensors. No direct phone pairing.	ANT+ Sport wireless data transfer to a computer through a USB ANT stick; Garmin Connect and Garmin Training Center analysis. No direct phone pairing.
Storage
Storage	Approximately 180 hours of activity history, according to the owner's manuals; oldest data is overwritten when full.	Around 1,000 lap records; Garmin Taiwan quotes approximately twenty hours of track points at one point every four seconds.
Design
Weight (lightest version)
Weight (lightest version)	52 g (better)	60 g
Software
Software	Garmin	Garmin
Case materials
Case materials	IPX7 immersion protection, one metre for thirty minutes; the English manual says the watch is not intended for swimming.	IPX7 immersion protection, one metre for thirty minutes; not intended for swimming.
Size
Size	45 × 69 × 14 mm and 52 g, as listed in Garmin Slovakia's manual. Width is used as the case size.	48 × 71 × 16 mm; approximately 60 g. Width is used as the case size; the English manual instead lists 47.75 × 70.5 × 16.4 mm.
In the box
In the box	Watch, charging/data cable, AC adapter and documentation; heart-rate strap included in some bundles.	Watch, USB ANT stick, AC charger and manual; heart-rate strap included in some bundles.