These Are the Most Affordable Running Watches With Maps
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Maps are an excellent feature on any watch you plan to take running or hiking. Unfortunately they tend to be a premium feature, and until recently you had to spend some pretty serious money to get offline maps on a watch. But that’s changing, and we now have several great options in the mid range and even entry level watches. For this list, I’m only considering watches that are current models—you may be able to find deals on older versions of these. All of these watches have been road-tested either by myself or Meredith Dietz here at Lifehacker. Why maps matter on a watch This watch has breadcrumb navigation but no maps. Credit: Beth Skwarecki Let me be really clear on what it means for a watch to have maps. This is a premium feature on top of navigation and GPS tr...