Garmin has just announced the release of two new smartwatch will come. One is the Refresh version of Garmin Fenix, SmartWatch mainstay of the company, and the other is a series of next-generation Garmin EPIX. Watches each come with a long list of bells and whistles, and they both are designed to make exercise easier, more efficient, and more fun.
The Company has chosen the best time of the year for the release of these new products. While we are all still riding a wave of resolutions “new year, new” we, Garmin dip with two Smartwatch Innovative Multisport available now. While Fenix and Epix is not cheap, they may be worth the money.
With premium features such as AMOLED display, up to 16 days of battery life, power tracker, daily exercise suggestions, and more, smart watches seems to cover several bases. Garmin has talked about both watches with long, so let’s dive deeper into what they have to offer.
Garmin fenix 7 is an update to the line SmartWatch from 10 years ago. The Company introduced the wristwatch as a tool created for the adventure, built to withstand the rugged conditions of outdoor sports. It is hard to deny that the timepiece sturdy sound; It is made of titanium, has a scratch resistant sapphire lens, and some models even featuring solar technology for extended battery life. For solar-powered models, Garmin promised to use up to 5 weeks between charges.
Tubes must be useful wherever (and whenever) you thanks to the wide range of features that are intended to make the adventure easier. It has a white or red light flashlight inbred with the use of hands-free, which is pretty good by itself, but when combined with skiview preloaded maps, it turns into a powerful tool. Solar line Sapphire also allow you to download maps from every corner of the Globe, so if the watch do not have it, you can probably get it. Of course, running SmartWatch in GPS mode has a huge impact on the battery life, reduce the 5 weeks mentioned above up to 5 days.
Garmin fenix can be worn all day and it includes various features exercise / health-oriented. Model track your pulse, wrist-based heart rate, and respiration. It also keeps track sleep, calories, and exercise. There are also tools that monitor activity in real-time, predict the running time for each jogging session, and suggested exercises in the future based on your daily activities.
You can pair this device with a smartphone to direct all incoming notifications to watch. It can navigate easily through the touch screen or the default button. There are several models of different Fenix available today, with the cheapest starting at $ 699.
In contrast to the Fenix, Garmin’s Watch Multisport Epix is aimed at the premium sector; It comes with a beautiful display that includes universal design. Fully controlled by touch, can be paired with your smartphone for easy access to notifications during exercise.
These watches resemble relatives already established in terms of durability. Both titanium and sapphire make a reappearance, creating a solid device with a display of 1.3 “AMOLED as the cherry on top. If you are not a fan of the touch screen, it can also display the control buttons.
EPIX offers 24/7 monitoring features, including tracking wrist-based heart rate that can be configured to alert you when something is off, respiration, tracking the stress, and sleep tracking. It comes with a sports application that includes a variety of different sports, from climbing to golf. This model also track all your workouts and create an exercise plan, projecting what the future looks based on your daily activities.
The Watch comes in three color variants and are immediately available on the Garmin web site. Like his brothers, it was not cheap – expect to shell out at least $ 899 if you want to get this premium smartwatch on your wrist.