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product_id: 619047510
title: "Smart Swim 2 - Goggles"
brand: "form"
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reviews_count: 7
category: "Form"
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# Integrated heart rate monitor Advanced machine learning Real-time AR metrics Smart Swim 2 - Goggles

**Brand:** form
**Price:** ฿20157
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## Summary

> 🏊‍♂️ Dive into data-driven swims and leave your competition behind!

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- **What is this?** Smart Swim 2 - Goggles by form
- **How much does it cost?** ฿20157 with free shipping
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- form enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Customizable Fit & Comfort:** Five interchangeable nose bridges and improved seals for a leak-resistant, all-day fit.
- • **Seamless App & Device Sync:** Auto-sync workouts with FORM app and connect effortlessly to Garmin, Apple Watch, Strava & more.
- • **Instant Swim Data at a Glance:** See 11 key metrics live in your goggles—no more guessing laps or pace.
- • **SwimStraight Compass Navigation:** Stay perfectly on course in open water with built-in directional guidance.
- • **97% Accurate Optical Heart Rate Monitor:** Track your heart rate seamlessly without bulky accessories.

## Overview

FORM Smart Swim 2 Goggles revolutionize your swim training with a see-through AR display delivering real-time metrics like pace, distance, stroke rate, and heart rate. Designed by Olympic athletes and sport scientists, these goggles feature a SwimStraight compass for open water navigation, 14-hour battery life, and a precision fit with interchangeable nose bridges. Compatible with major fitness platforms and backed by a 2-year warranty, they empower swimmers and triathletes to optimize every stroke with instant feedback and detailed post-swim analysis.

## Description

FORM Smart Swim Goggles feature a see-through AR display that projects your data in real time. See 11 metrics like time, distance, and pace while you swim—never count a lap again. Swim uninterrupted and get feedback in the moment. Advanced machine learning algorithms track your swims in the pool and open water. Pair with a compatible Garmin or Apple watch to access open-water GPS metrics - distance and pace. Your swims automatically sync to the FORM app for a detailed post-swim analysis. Featuring interchangeable nose bridges for the perfect fit, mirrored lenses for indoor and outdoor use, and a ventilated carry case.

Review: Improvement from Form 1, Worth the upgrade, The Splits will motivate your as you swim! - I originally bought a pair of Form v1 goggles off ebay, and used them for almost 2 years. They have been a game changer for me in my training. I also bought a pair of Form V1 googles (new) for my Son (12 at the time) who swims with a local Club. The goggles are very powerful, if you buy the subscription, you can build your own custom workouts, which get saved to the goggles. But for me the only feature I really use is Pool Swim ( no subscription required ). I just push off the wall and they give me all the data. Current Time, Last Split, Last Interval. How far I have swam, great for people who loose count during distance sets. The display screens are customizable with the stats you want to see. Its very motivating to see how small changes in your stroke change your split times. Only feature they are missing live Speed in M/s. but no goggles have that yet. Form V3 maybe : ) The main reason I bought the V2 goggles is one day I went to the pool and when trying to turn on my Form v1 Goggles, then just stayed on the logo boot screen, and then finally said connect to app for update. But then they wouldn't connect to the app. After going through a ton of steps, and hard resetting them to wipe the memory, I finally was able to get them to reconnect to the app, but now they just get stuck on the updating function. I have already contacted Form, but of course the goggles are not under warranty so I am out of luck. Lesson be learned, never leave your Smart goggles in the case, in the trunk of your Black Car ,which is parked under the Houston Texas Sun for a week, with it being Mid 90s. This likely was the cause of the issues. I went ahead and reluctantly bought the form v2 goggles, as I didn't know when a fix for my form v1 goggles would be available. As a former user of the form v1 goggles I can better explain the differences. 1. Antifog is excellent. with my form v1 goggles I was having to constantly take them off and wipe the lenses to keep them clear. For the first couple weeks the V2 versions never fogged up on me. But now almost 4 weeks into using the goggles, the insides are a starting fog up a bit. I have been swimming 2 hours / day, 5 days a week for the past month. I have been very careful to not touch the insides of the lenses with the new goggles. It was nice while I lasted, but honestly I have never had antifog every last on any goggles I have owned. 2. Faster Boot up. V2 seems to boot up much faster than V1. 3. Built in heart rate monitor seems to work well, and I like the additional line of text at the top that shows your current heart rate. its nice not having to charge another accessory with a HR monitor like I did with my Form v1 goggles. 4. Seals around eyes are better and more comfortable on V2, than V1. With V1 I had to get them pretty tight to not leak. With V2, I am able to keep them at a more comfortable tightness level and not have them leak. almost 4 weeks in, I am staring to get slight leaks, but I determined it was the straps stretching out a bit. I tightened them a little and leaks are gone. I might need to swap to a tighter nose piece too. They are still much more comfortable than V1. 5. Screen brightness seems the same with both goggles. V2 seems just slightly easier to see during daytime, vs V1, but keep in mind the V1 goggles I had were used, and there was nothing left for the sunblocking reflective coatings on the outside. 6. Sensitivity on push off seems different. I have noticed my split times on the V1 seemed faster than with V2. V2 seems to start a little sooner after you push off the wall. There are times when I push off the wall, and start swimming and V2 says I am already at 4 seconds, when I feel like I should only be at 2.5 or 3 seconds. Not a huge deal, but just something to take note of. 4 weeks in, I don't notice this anymore. Not sure if the goggles have learned based on my movements, or if its just all in my head. 7. Storage case with V2 is a little more compact. but I do like the divider on the inside that your goggles can wrap around. Just a little worried that the lenses will run on the inside of the case, but so far no issues. 8. The navigational buttons on V2 are bigger. Easier to press, than V1. 9. Field of view seems just slightly better than V1. But don't expect to get the wide angle view of some old Swedish Goggles. For me at least the data I get in the display far exceeds any limitations in the view angle. Forced to buy membership with V2. Ok this is the only Gripe I have with V2, and from what I have read online its also one of the biggest gripes from other Form users. Since expressing this with Form it seems they are working to make improvements. You can't use the goggles til you activate them, and to activate them you have to create an account with form, and pay for a membership that is set to start after the 2 week trial ends. Its one thing to ask people to create an account, but forcing them to submit their credit and billing info just to use the goggles is wrong. After I did this I then had to login to the website and cancel my subscription just so my credit card would not be billed. Once again this is wrong. I just use my goggles for pool swim to track my splits and distance swam. I don't need any of the membership features. They should allow you to use the goggles straight out of the box without having to connect to a phone, or setting up an account, and submitting your billing info. I originally rated the goggles on 2 stars, based on this poorly thought out Activation process, but after seeing form reach out to right the wrong, I have confidence they are actually listening to customers. The first time you swim down the pool and flip, and see your split, you will understand how powerful these goggles are. Having that kind of feedback is a huge motivator.
Review: Having real-time data in my goggles is a big motivator - A bunch of my swim friends were using FORM 1 and FORM 2 and raving about what a difference they made in their training. I wasn’t sure which to buy, and then decided to spend the extra money on v.2, and I’m glad I did. I had a couple of concerns initially that were (thankfully) put to rest quickly: First, I’m far-sighted, and I thought I might have trouble seeing the display clearly. Such is not the case. I am delightfully surprised at how clear the display is. Fit was another concern. Like many people, I have a hard time finding goggles that fit me well. The FORM 2 fit is excellent, and they are comfortable. Having multiple nose pieces to experiment with is helpful. If they do leak a little, I adjust the strap and the leak stops. Set up is easy. I set them up and used them the same day. And when I did run into a small issue (mostly user confusion!), I went to FORM’s support chat and was quickly connected with “Kris” who solved my issue quickly. What’s more, Kris emailed me the next day to ask how things were going. That’s awesome support. The basic features make you smarter about your workout approach. For example: current time, last split, strokes-per-minute, etc. The dashboard screens are customizable for the stats you want to see. It’s motivating to see how small changes in your stroke count, for example, will change your splits and overall times. Being able to see far I’ve swum (in yards or meters) is helpful for long, continuous swims — either when I’m swimming a Masters practice, or when swimming on my own (when I can’t rely on a lane leader to keep track!). The built-in heart rate monitor is awesome. Previously, I’ve only been able to check this after my workouts, because my watch doesn’t do a very good job of displaying it. Real-time feedback is great. I’ve seen others add 3rd party heart rate monitors to the FORM 1 goggles, which is bulky. With the FORM 2, the monitor is built-in and rests against my temple. I don't even know it's there. I signed up for the Premium features and have started to explore them. SwimStraight is amazing. I swim in open water during the summer and love the compass feature. It will never eliminate sighting (that would be dangerous), but it does reduce sighting, which means faster swimming, less fatigue, more enjoyment. HeadCoach: While my stroke is somewhat old school, I know that I’m technically pretty sound. (Humble brag, I’m a former D1 college swimmer, albeit from the 1980s). But everyone can improve, right? HeadCoach is a fabulous reminder and helps keep things in check. Analyzing head position, for instance, is really helpful. My only issue was: The display takes a little getting used to, and there is reduced peripheral vision. But to me, these are minor issues and go away after using them consistently for a few days. Overall, these goggles are great — a “game changer” as so many others here say. The first time I used them, swam 100 yards and saw the splits at every 25, I immediately understood how powerful these goggles are. Having real-time data in my goggles is a big motivator.

## Features

- Get faster in the pool and open water with FORM Smart Swim 2 Goggles and the FORM app (iOS and Android). Designed for triathletes and swimmers of all ages and abilities by sport scientists and former Olympic athletes.
- Core Features: No subscription needed. See real-time metrics with our AR display as in-goggle sensors track your data for instant feedback and detailed review in the FORM app. SwimStraight compass keeps you on course. Track heart rate, time, distance, pace, stroke rate/count, calories, and more. Share with Strava, TrainingPeaks, TriDot, Apple Health, Final Surge, and pair with Garmin/Apple Watches.
- Precision Engineering & Design: Standard polycarbonate lens with industry-leading anti-fog coating, integrated optical heart rate monitor (97% accuracy), proprietary eye seals, 14 hours of swim time on a single charge, and 5 interchangeable nose bridges. Backed by a 2-year warranty.
- Premium Features (1-Month Free Trial Included; Continue from $9.99/mo): Premium includes: (1) 1,500+ workouts and 45 training plans with motivating lap-by-lap instructions in your goggles. (2) HeadCoach - in-goggle visual coaching and resources to enhance your technique. (3) Script - import workouts from TrainingPeaks and TriDot, or photograph a workout to add it to the FORM Workout Builder.
- Race approved by World Triathlon, USA Triathlon, British Triathlon, PTO, and SuperTri.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CV8T39HS |
| ASIN  | B0FFW24T7G |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Apparel Fabric Stretch | No Stretch |
| Apparel Fabric Weight Class | Lightweight |
| Batteries  | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #19,293 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #186 in Swimming Goggles |
| Brand Name | FORM |
| Closure Type | Clip |
| Collection Name | Swimming Safety Equipment |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (347) |
| Date First Available  | April 2, 2024 |
| Department  | unisex-adult |
| Environment Type | Pool and Open Water |
| Eyewear Type | goggles |
| Fit Type | Universal |
| Fit to Size Sentiment | Positive |
| Frame Material | Polycarbonate |
| Frame Type | Full Rim |
| Garment Size Country | United States |
| Goggles Ansi Dust Splash Rating | No Rating |
| Included Components | 5 interchangeable arched nose bridges, Magnetic charging cable, Ventilated carry case |
| Industry | Sports Equipment |
| Is Metal Detectable | No |
| Item Dimensions | 8 x 5 x 3 inches |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Shape | Round |
| Item Type Name | Swim Goggles |
| Item Weight | 69 Grams |
| Item Weight  | 2.43 ounces |
| Item model number  | FSG3 |
| Lens Coating | Chemical Resistant Coating |
| Lens Color | Mirror |
| Lens Material | Polycarbonate |
| Magnifier Location | left_eye |
| Manufacturer | FORM Athletica Inc. |
| Manufacturer  | FORM Athletica Inc. |
| Material | Nylon, Plastic, Silicone |
| Model Name | Form Smart Swim Goggles 2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | FSG300-SG-BK |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand-wash with mild soap, air-dry. Store in a dry, well-ventilated area. Clean and dry lenses after each use. |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Swimming |
| Size | One Size |
| Special Features | Anti-Fog |
| Sport Type | Swimming, Triathlon |
| Style | Smart Swim 2 |
| Style Number | FSG3 |
| Temple To Temple Width | 2.5 Inches |
| UPC | 628504194225 |
| Ultraviolet Light Protection | Yes |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Visible Light Transmission Percentage | 15.0 |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Improvement from Form 1, Worth the upgrade, The Splits will motivate your as you swim!
*by P***E on July 9, 2024*

I originally bought a pair of Form v1 goggles off ebay, and used them for almost 2 years. They have been a game changer for me in my training. I also bought a pair of Form V1 googles (new) for my Son (12 at the time) who swims with a local Club. The goggles are very powerful, if you buy the subscription, you can build your own custom workouts, which get saved to the goggles. But for me the only feature I really use is Pool Swim ( no subscription required ). I just push off the wall and they give me all the data. Current Time, Last Split, Last Interval. How far I have swam, great for people who loose count during distance sets. The display screens are customizable with the stats you want to see. Its very motivating to see how small changes in your stroke change your split times. Only feature they are missing live Speed in M/s. but no goggles have that yet. Form V3 maybe : ) The main reason I bought the V2 goggles is one day I went to the pool and when trying to turn on my Form v1 Goggles, then just stayed on the logo boot screen, and then finally said connect to app for update. But then they wouldn't connect to the app. After going through a ton of steps, and hard resetting them to wipe the memory, I finally was able to get them to reconnect to the app, but now they just get stuck on the updating function. I have already contacted Form, but of course the goggles are not under warranty so I am out of luck. Lesson be learned, never leave your Smart goggles in the case, in the trunk of your Black Car ,which is parked under the Houston Texas Sun for a week, with it being Mid 90s. This likely was the cause of the issues. I went ahead and reluctantly bought the form v2 goggles, as I didn't know when a fix for my form v1 goggles would be available. As a former user of the form v1 goggles I can better explain the differences. 1. Antifog is excellent. with my form v1 goggles I was having to constantly take them off and wipe the lenses to keep them clear. For the first couple weeks the V2 versions never fogged up on me. But now almost 4 weeks into using the goggles, the insides are a starting fog up a bit. I have been swimming 2 hours / day, 5 days a week for the past month. I have been very careful to not touch the insides of the lenses with the new goggles. It was nice while I lasted, but honestly I have never had antifog every last on any goggles I have owned. 2. Faster Boot up. V2 seems to boot up much faster than V1. 3. Built in heart rate monitor seems to work well, and I like the additional line of text at the top that shows your current heart rate. its nice not having to charge another accessory with a HR monitor like I did with my Form v1 goggles. 4. Seals around eyes are better and more comfortable on V2, than V1. With V1 I had to get them pretty tight to not leak. With V2, I am able to keep them at a more comfortable tightness level and not have them leak. almost 4 weeks in, I am staring to get slight leaks, but I determined it was the straps stretching out a bit. I tightened them a little and leaks are gone. I might need to swap to a tighter nose piece too. They are still much more comfortable than V1. 5. Screen brightness seems the same with both goggles. V2 seems just slightly easier to see during daytime, vs V1, but keep in mind the V1 goggles I had were used, and there was nothing left for the sunblocking reflective coatings on the outside. 6. Sensitivity on push off seems different. I have noticed my split times on the V1 seemed faster than with V2. V2 seems to start a little sooner after you push off the wall. There are times when I push off the wall, and start swimming and V2 says I am already at 4 seconds, when I feel like I should only be at 2.5 or 3 seconds. Not a huge deal, but just something to take note of. 4 weeks in, I don't notice this anymore. Not sure if the goggles have learned based on my movements, or if its just all in my head. 7. Storage case with V2 is a little more compact. but I do like the divider on the inside that your goggles can wrap around. Just a little worried that the lenses will run on the inside of the case, but so far no issues. 8. The navigational buttons on V2 are bigger. Easier to press, than V1. 9. Field of view seems just slightly better than V1. But don't expect to get the wide angle view of some old Swedish Goggles. For me at least the data I get in the display far exceeds any limitations in the view angle. Forced to buy membership with V2. Ok this is the only Gripe I have with V2, and from what I have read online its also one of the biggest gripes from other Form users. Since expressing this with Form it seems they are working to make improvements. You can't use the goggles til you activate them, and to activate them you have to create an account with form, and pay for a membership that is set to start after the 2 week trial ends. Its one thing to ask people to create an account, but forcing them to submit their credit and billing info just to use the goggles is wrong. After I did this I then had to login to the website and cancel my subscription just so my credit card would not be billed. Once again this is wrong. I just use my goggles for pool swim to track my splits and distance swam. I don't need any of the membership features. They should allow you to use the goggles straight out of the box without having to connect to a phone, or setting up an account, and submitting your billing info. I originally rated the goggles on 2 stars, based on this poorly thought out Activation process, but after seeing form reach out to right the wrong, I have confidence they are actually listening to customers. The first time you swim down the pool and flip, and see your split, you will understand how powerful these goggles are. Having that kind of feedback is a huge motivator.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Having real-time data in my goggles is a big motivator
*by D***F on August 11, 2024*

A bunch of my swim friends were using FORM 1 and FORM 2 and raving about what a difference they made in their training. I wasn’t sure which to buy, and then decided to spend the extra money on v.2, and I’m glad I did. I had a couple of concerns initially that were (thankfully) put to rest quickly: First, I’m far-sighted, and I thought I might have trouble seeing the display clearly. Such is not the case. I am delightfully surprised at how clear the display is. Fit was another concern. Like many people, I have a hard time finding goggles that fit me well. The FORM 2 fit is excellent, and they are comfortable. Having multiple nose pieces to experiment with is helpful. If they do leak a little, I adjust the strap and the leak stops. Set up is easy. I set them up and used them the same day. And when I did run into a small issue (mostly user confusion!), I went to FORM’s support chat and was quickly connected with “Kris” who solved my issue quickly. What’s more, Kris emailed me the next day to ask how things were going. That’s awesome support. The basic features make you smarter about your workout approach. For example: current time, last split, strokes-per-minute, etc. The dashboard screens are customizable for the stats you want to see. It’s motivating to see how small changes in your stroke count, for example, will change your splits and overall times. Being able to see far I’ve swum (in yards or meters) is helpful for long, continuous swims — either when I’m swimming a Masters practice, or when swimming on my own (when I can’t rely on a lane leader to keep track!). The built-in heart rate monitor is awesome. Previously, I’ve only been able to check this after my workouts, because my watch doesn’t do a very good job of displaying it. Real-time feedback is great. I’ve seen others add 3rd party heart rate monitors to the FORM 1 goggles, which is bulky. With the FORM 2, the monitor is built-in and rests against my temple. I don't even know it's there. I signed up for the Premium features and have started to explore them. SwimStraight is amazing. I swim in open water during the summer and love the compass feature. It will never eliminate sighting (that would be dangerous), but it does reduce sighting, which means faster swimming, less fatigue, more enjoyment. HeadCoach: While my stroke is somewhat old school, I know that I’m technically pretty sound. (Humble brag, I’m a former D1 college swimmer, albeit from the 1980s). But everyone can improve, right? HeadCoach is a fabulous reminder and helps keep things in check. Analyzing head position, for instance, is really helpful. My only issue was: The display takes a little getting used to, and there is reduced peripheral vision. But to me, these are minor issues and go away after using them consistently for a few days. Overall, these goggles are great — a “game changer” as so many others here say. The first time I used them, swam 100 yards and saw the splits at every 25, I immediately understood how powerful these goggles are. Having real-time data in my goggles is a big motivator.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***F on January 4, 2025*

Used once but I think it has a good potential

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