Garminepix Gen 2, Premium Active smartwatch, Health and Wellness Features, Touchscreen AMOLED Display, Adventure Watch with Advanced Features, White Titanium

I've owned several Garmin watches over the last few years, starting with the The main reason that I purchased this watch, starting with the first Instinct, and then up to the Fenix 6. They all had impressive battery life and ruggedness that the Samsung and Iwatch don't. As my eyes age though, the screen on the other Garmin watches was difficult to read in low light, and you had to push a button to use the backlight. The Epix fixes all that for me. The large OLED screen is bright enough to see in any light, and with a flick of the wrist, the screen wakes up. Though the touchscreen works well, old habits die hard and I tend to use the physical buttons more than the screen. They work exactly the same as the Fenix. The usual suite of Garmin software and apps makes it a useful ecosystem to be in. The fitness tracking appears to be accurate, and while the sleep tracking may not be, it does seem consistent for me at least. I don't generally use the built-in mapping, because I usually have my phone and it drains the battery quickly, but the times I have used it, the maps look great and track properly. There are tons of watch faces to help customize as well. The bands are the same as the Fenix watches (not sure about the 8) so there are plenty of replacements on Amazon. And they are the easiest bands to change out as well. The battery is usually about 2 weeks at most, which is sufficient for me; it charges quickly and though it's not a month, it will do. The one complaint I would have is the charger itself. I dislike proprietary chargers, only in that I have to have an extra cable in my bag that already has plenty of extra cables. This is one watch that I think I'll use for quite some time.

My boyfriend loves his! Definitely worth it

I love this Gen 2 watch, once setup it is very informative.

love this watch but it’s a bit too heavy. other than that, it‘s gorgeous and it’s goes with every outfit.

Exceeded expectations

I had a Fenix and sold it to purchase an Apple Watch Ultra which I still have and enjoy using. However, while the AWU is a great smartwatch and has far better interaction, notification and connection to other Apple devices the AWU has horrendous batter life and it's fitness tracking is not as good as Garmin. Both watches have their place and I'll keep the AWU as it does have it's place.Regarding the Epix G2, the amoled screen is excellent, bright vibrant color, works well enough in direct sun and still, even with AOD enabled allows for multi-week battery. Compared to a day and a half on the AWU this is amazing. Workout tracking, step tracking and mapping are great and work as well as the AWU. Also I prefer that the Epix is round, watches should be round. Once the weather gets better I am looking forward to comparing the Epix G2 to my Garmin Edge 1000, if the EG2 works well enough as a cycling computer I'll likely sell the Edge as I don't need two cycling computers.Overall I'm very happy with the watch, it does many things excellent, some things good. If there way interaction with notifications, like an Apple Watch then it would be the perfect device, alas Apple will never allow that.

I moved to the Garmin from the Apple Watch three years ago. I am extremely pleased with the Epic 2. I thought I would miss being able to answer calls on my watch and some of the other apps that the Apple Watch has but I have not. I enjoy only having to recharge the Epic about every 16 to four days depending on how much activity I am tracking. While hiking the AT for days at a time I found that I had to recharge about every other day because I was tracking all of my AT hike on my watch.

El color de la caja al ser blanco no le combina ninguna manilla más que la original. La verdad es mejor colocar algo más para comprarse el negro. La reventa de este color demasiado mala