ENGO + Strava
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A bit like a TV, ENGO behaves differently depending on what it’s connected to.
For example, the experience with a new TV is very different if you connect to Apple TV or to a cable box.
And this is also true for ENGO: The ENGO experience with Apple Watch is very different than Garmin, for example.
While all platforms allow you to view key metrics from a watch, such as heartrate, pace, and distance, there are significant differences in setup processes, interface routines, and overall data sets.
One of the biggest differences in experience between Apple and Garmin platforms is Strava.
To learn more about the ENGO + Strava experience on your preferred platform, select from the following options:
ENGO + Garmin Watch or Cycling Computer
What if my device isn’t listed here? Will you support other brands in the future?
Apple and Garmin are unique in that they have created platforms for developers to use to create apps for their products. Apple has the App Store, and Garmin offers ConnectIQ. ENGO uses the ActiveLook app for Apple Watch and the ActiveLook data field for Garmin in order to connect to these devices.
We’d love to work with Coros, Wahoo, Hammerhead, and many other devices. In fact, we frequently receive requests to support these brands.
The good news is that ActiveLook includes an open-source development kit and API, so that device companies can quickly integrate ActiveLook with their feature set. In fact, we’ve seen development teams complete functional prototypes in just a few days. If your preferred device isn’t ActiveLook compatible today, our best advice is to let the device company know that you want to see ActiveLook support. Thank you!
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Everything runners ask, answered.
Will I even notice a difference?
The engo3 uses fixed tinted lenses (category 3), perfect for very sunny conditions. The engo3 Photochromic features photochromic lenses that automatically adapt to light levels (cat. 0 to 3), making it ideal for changing light conditions.
Is engo3 compatible with Garmin?
Yes it is, with over 81+ models of Garmin devices, plus Apple Watch.
How is engo3 different from Meta Oakley Vanguard?
engo3 is a pure performance display built for serious runners and cyclists: a lightweight AR heads-up display (38.5g) that projects your stats (pace, heart rate, cadence, and more) right in your line of sight, with 20+ hours of battery life and no camera, music, or notifications to distract you.
The Oakley Meta Vanguard is a general-purpose smart glasses product with a built-in camera and Meta AI, giving you sport stats through voice commands or audio rather than a visual display, with about 9 hours of battery life. In short: engo3 keeps your eyes on the road and your data always visible, Vanguard is a multitasking device where sport is one feature among many.
How long does the engo3 battery last?
24+hours
Can I use engo3 for trail running or ultras?
Yes!
Does engo3 have a camera?
No, engo3 doesn't have a camera. It's built purely as a data display: no camera, no music, no notifications, just your real-time stats (pace, heart rate, cadence, etc.) projected in your field of view. That's a deliberate choice to keep it light (38.5g) and focused on performance rather than content capture.
What is the weight of engo3?
38.5 gr
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