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Meet every athletic challenge or outdoor activity with the durable Solar multisport GPS watch fēnix 7X Solar. The Power Glass solar charging lens uses solar energy to extend battery life, powering advanced training features, sports apps, health and wellness tracking sensors, and much more.
The Garmin Fenix 7X is aimed at athletes, travelers, and professionals who desire a high-quality, multifunctional watch that can be used in various activities and conditions. It offers rich functionality for tracking your activity, navigation, health support, and endurance in extreme conditions.
Additionally, the Fenix series is specially designed for people who love outdoor activities, such as mountaineering, hiking, and for use in outdoor sports activities, such as running, cycling, swimming, skiing, and golf.
Enjoy ultimate control with reliable buttons and ease of use with the new touchscreen. The buttons work in any environment and are combined with a highly responsive touchscreen for quick access to options and functions.
And to complement your daily life, the connectivity features include smart notifications, music storage and playback, and contactless payments with Garmin Pay.
It features a solar charging lens that uses solar energy to extend battery life. This way, you can extend battery life by an average of 30% in GPS mode compared to regular use.
To assist you in navigating low-light conditions, the built-in LED flashlight on the Fenix 7X models provides you with quick access to a bright, steady beam of light. Additionally, it features a mode for enhanced passive safety when running in dark areas.
Gain access to global multiple satellite navigation systems (GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO). In the Sapphire Solar edition, you achieve superior accuracy using technology that has not been used before outside of the military. Gain access to multiple frequencies transmitted by navigation satellites for improved positioning accuracy in places where GNSS signals are reflected, weak, or do not penetrate.
Based on your running history and overall fitness level, this feature provides an estimate of the recommended pace for the distance you want to run. The graphs with your data show how your training impacts this over time.
Download TopoActive maps from around the world. Choose the coverage you need and conveniently update your watch directly via Wi-Fi to continue your explorations. The Sapphire Solar editions come preloaded with topographic maps for the respective region. View contour lines, elevations, peaks, parks, coastlines, rivers, lakes, and many other topographic features.
Navigate your next trail with ABC sensors including an altimeter for elevation data, a barometer for weather monitoring, and a three-axis electronic compass.
Get informed at a glance about selected points of interest ahead of you. See performance metrics, split times, distance, altitude, and additionally a summary with all the key points of the trail that are coming up.
Use the preloaded activity profiles for trail running, swimming, running, cycling, hiking, rowing, skiing, golf, surfing, indoor climbing, and many more.
Download songs and playlists from your Spotify, Deezer, or Amazon Music accounts (subscription may be required). Use wireless headphones (sold separately) to listen to music without your phone.
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I was a owner of the Fenix 5 Plus for several years (and before that I had the vivoactive), so I have experience with Garmin watches. I have had the 7X for about a year now. In terms of build quality, it is simply amazing. It feels very solid and at the same time it is much lighter than I expected. The sapphire glass has no scratches and the titanium, although I was afraid it would be softer than stainless steel, currently has a few minor scratches on the corners that are barely noticeable even though I have bumped it a few times. By the way, the 5 Plus, after five years, had an unscratched sapphire glass and a few visible scratches on the case, so don't be afraid, they are difficult to damage. The design of the 51mm watch seems quite compact compared to its predecessors. It has small lugs for the strap, a good screen-to-body ratio, and is thinner than previous models. I never thought about the X series because I have a medium to thin wrist, but this one is actually slightly larger than the 5 Plus and fits comfortably enough for me to wear it even while sleeping. Of course, it's a matter of personal preference how big of a watch you want to "carry".
The screen is MIP technology, which I personally prefer for its longer battery life and the always-on function that doesn't emit light, unlike OLED screens. The resolution is very good, the colors have improved compared to the past, and the image is perfect in sunlight (transflective screens look better the brighter the environment). In the dark, you will need to turn on the backlight, which illuminates it evenly without bleeding. The touch function works extremely well and smoothly. The menus are nicely designed and easy to use, either with touch or buttons.
The new processor is much more powerful than the previous ones, and this is evident in the maps, where navigation is smoother than ever, especially when combined with touch. By the way, it comes loaded with maps from all over Europe with very good detail and plenty of information on points of interest within the city. You can easily use it for navigation.
The battery is flawless and lasts 25 days with all the smart functions active, including notifications, connected to a mobile phone, and with a short GPS workout every two days. I have wrist gestures and the pulse oximeter completely disabled.
The connectivity with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is very stable. It has never lost connection to the phone. The GPS tracking is better than ever, supporting multiple satellite systems, and especially in the "All Systems" mode, it has very accurate results even in urban areas.
The flashlight is an amazing feature (who would have expected that in something so simple in 2023) that has truly come in handy in many situations and has been loved by users. It's no coincidence that it has been included in all the Fenix and Epix models of the next (Pro) series.
Don't expect many smart functions. It's neither an Android nor an Apple smartwatch, it's more of an activity tracker. It has some basic widgets for weather, messages, emails, etc. You can store music in its storage space (32GB), make wireless transactions with your card (most banks in Greece now support Garmin Pay), and it also supports downloads from Spotify. But that's about it. The Garmin Store does not have many smart applications, nor can you reply directly to messages and calls from the watch, nor watch videos on YouTube or surf the internet. So, since it is primarily an activity tracker, how accurate are its measurements? Here we have both positive and negative aspects, which is why it loses some points and a star. The heart rate measurements are very accurate in a resting state and during non-continuous exercises (such as relaxed running, walking, etc.), and there are no small irregularities like the 5 Plus had. However, during high-intensity exercises, changes or vibrations, the measurements start to have a slow response and large deviations. This is a general problem with wrist-based heart monitors, but at this price, I expected it to lead the market rather than the Apple Watch having better measurements. The sleep tracking positively surprised me with plenty of information and good accuracy. The step and floor counters are also quite accurate. The menus and the mobile application are nicely designed to provide you with all the necessary information easily, along with a bunch of additional details after each exercise. The pulse oximeter is useless and has been included solely for Garmin to claim it as an additional feature. Oxygen measurements are unstable and have huge deviations, whereas in reality, a difference of 2-3 units is significant and could be a reason for going to the hospital. Generally, do not rely on it. Finally, another gimmicky feature is the solar panel. It takes a long time in the sun to get the necessary lux, and it simply extends the battery life for 1-2 days per month. Charging it does not work as well as leaving it in the sun (tests have been done on YouTube), it just slightly delays the discharge, and Garmin sells it for an extra 150 euros. Overall, it is a very nice watch with a plethora of functions, sports, and measurements. Its construction is impeccable and can withstand wear and tear, but I believe that in order to be considered the flagship of activity trackers, the measurements need improvement. Also, although I don't have tremendous smart demands, I still miss features such as answering calls from the wrist (I have been waiting for Garmin to add microphones to their watches for years) or writing messages directly from the watch.
Awesome watch, it does what it promises. With incredible accuracy in GPS and measurements, as well as battery life. Anyone looking for a premium sportwatch will be satisfied and more, as it is the best in its category.
Perhaps the most comprehensive multiwatch sportwatch. Of course, it does not have all the features of a smartwatch (e.g. Samsung or iWatch) but that is not its reason for existence. It is durable, quite accurate in heart rate and GPS measurements, with a variety of features and a battery that, combined with solar charging, lasts about 3 weeks with 3-4 workouts per week - especially if the workouts are outdoors to help with solar charging. Many measurements and a user-friendly mobile app for monitoring them. Among its positives are the lens with integrated LED in the case and the ability for contactless payments (Garmin Pay). Quick strap change to be able to change the style - from sporty to more formal with the brown leather strap. Sapphire glass for zero scratches and overall a very beautiful watch if you like this style. Although I have a relatively "normal" wrist and use the largest at 51mm, it looks great, without looking oversized at all.
Former owner of Samsung Watch 4 Pro & Amazfit GTR 3. I chose it because both previous watches got water damage from swimming in a pool, and the Fenix seems to guarantee waterproofing in this area. I expected a much better smartwatch for the money. The significant difference in positives is the battery life, which is amazing (20 days with heavy use), and the fact that it is truly waterproof.
On the other hand, its measurements are not reliable (heart rate, calories that I have checked), the interface is difficult to use - 5 buttons with different functions and in different combinations require a lot of time to get used to - the touch function doesn't work well - it requires persistence to make it work... the mobile application is also difficult to use... the strap feels cheap and plastic... Honestly, I do not recommend it... I believe I spent a lot of money for no reason... I conclude that the best watch was the Amazfit, except for its waterproofing.
Amazing and complete sports watch. Incredible autonomy. The only downside I have found is the very poor response of the buttons, almost without feeling.
The best on the market. A primarily sports watch with Smart features. A coach on your wrist with programs and settings. Very easy synchronization with both smartphone and PC for map updates. Reliable measurements and full customization for anything one can imagine.
SUMMARY
This is an amazing smartwatch with a focus on sports, and it has very good and durable construction. It has all kinds of activities, with very accurate measurements and a battery that you forget to charge.
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I have had the watch since July 2022, so after about 7 months of use, I believe I can give an opinion. I have never had a smartwatch before. I do heavy workouts with a focus on bodybuilding and several cardio sessions outdoors, on a treadmill, and rowing. So far, based on my workouts, I stayed with a reliable Casio G-Shock watch, which was tough and had the features I wanted for timing my workouts. Overall, I didn't want another gadget that would be constantly on me, overwhelming me with notifications, needing to be charged almost every day like a phone, and having to be careful not to break it. Therefore, even though I am a user of the Apple ecosystem with almost all devices due to my profession, I stubbornly refused to buy the Apple Watch for the above reasons.
In the summer of 2022, encouraged by my trainer to track my daily steps, I got the idea to try a fitness smartwatch to decide once and for all if this product category would meet my needs or if it would be just another gadget. So, I decided to get this Garmin watch. I went for what seemed to be the best Garmin, because I wanted to see what this category could really offer, without having to compromise.
Since the watch arrived, I only take it off to charge it. So, about 10-15 times in this whole period that I have had it, which says a lot about its battery life. It has excellent build quality, looks and feels sturdy, but at the same time, it is much lighter than it appears. It has countless activities, very good GPS, and integrates well with many apps.
Let's start with the screen, which, compared to the screen of another smartwatch with an OLED display or a high-end mobile phone, falls short in terms of colors and resolution. Nevertheless, I consider it more than sufficient for what a fitness smartwatch should do correctly. Let's not forget that this screen technology allows for tremendous battery life. In this generation, they also added a touch screen. To be honest, sometimes it is useful, but most of the time I have it disabled and I use the buttons, which I find more convenient. Once you learn the movements, they become mechanical and you don't need to look at the screen. Also, I should mention that when the touch screen is enabled, it has issues in water. For example, in the sea or in the bathtub, things get pressed on their own. The same happens in the bathroom at home. There, the touch screen needs to be disabled. Fortunately, they have added a shortcut to the buttons to easily toggle it on and off.
I also find the flashlight they have included to be excellent. I use it sometimes when I do cardio sessions at night outdoors, but it is also very useful in everyday life. We all know that we more or less use the flash of our mobile phones as a flashlight. Here, things are even more convenient because you have it permanently on your wrist and it opens instantly with a shortcut of buttons.
I want to emphasize the sturdiness aspect as well. This was another reason why I didn't want to get an Apple Watch. I have friends who broke them easily. Here, we are talking about the exact opposite. Since, as I said, I never take it off, it has really taken strong hits on iron and stones mainly during manual work and it has not suffered anything. From all the hard use I give it, it has some very small scratches on the frame. However, it takes a lot of attention to notice them.
In terms of measurements, it is very good and as accurate as possible. With the GPS, I was amazed. It synchronizes immediately and has very high accuracy. In terms of heart rate, it only starts to lose a little at very high rates. 160+. It makes a decent effort even at high rates but it cannot compare there with a Polar H10 chest strap, which I also have. If you have a strap that supports ANT+ like the Polar I mentioned, you can connect them and while you are engaged in an activity, you can see the heart rates from the Polar instead of the built-in sensor. I also really like the integration it has with the Concept2 rowing machine and the Solar F85 treadmill. Overall, it has a very good application on iOS with many statistics which I actually found useful and helped me improve my workouts, habits, and sleep. It is literally a health coach on your wrist that sees where you are lacking and helps you improve.
Garmin Pay. Another feature that works flawlessly. Since I almost always have my phone with me wherever I go, I always pay with Apple Pay. However, there have been times when I have forgotten my phone and Garmin Pay saved me. I have added Alpha and Piraeus cards without any problem. National Bank has not yet released support for Garmin Pay.
The last thing I want to mention is the appearance. Its appearance is such that it does not make you think it is a sports watch, nor purely a technological product. This means that it can easily be worn in all occasions, especially when combined with the appropriate straps.
In conclusion, I have no opinion on the smart features with notifications from the phone, etc. The first thing I did when I got it was to completely turn them off because, as I said, I did not want another device bombarding me with notifications. Therefore, it would be good to refer to other reviews if you are interested in this aspect.
Flawless watch! The truth is that I consider it overrated for the extra 2-3 things it has to offer for an additional 200-300 euros, while you could save them with just a plain Fenix 7x or Forerunner 955! However, if you have them and want them, you will give them.
I am a little concerned about the battery because it claims to have a 29-day endurance, but having it connected to the phone and the usual functions, such as measuring heart rate all day without using it for activities and minimal interaction in the menu due to work, it consumes about 6% in a 24-hour period, which corresponds to approximately 17 days! I wonder if this is reasonable or if there is an issue with mine.
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I agree with the previous reviews. Incredible watch. Very lightweight for its size. The screen is readable even with low brightness. The touchscreen is what made me switch from my Samsung. The battery is non-existent. Maybe it's not worth the extra money I paid for the titanium bracelet version. And with the black strap, it looks very nice.
The best thing that has been released in the world of smartwatches!!
Those who can afford it, get it without hesitation.
I bought it mainly for ultra races, but I couldn't imagine the functions it has before I discovered them in use.
The watch is reliable in its measurements with very good accuracy and looks nice on the wrist.
I haven't connected the phone for calls and messages so I can't have an opinion (I'm not interested as a smartwatch).
Solar charging helps a lot in its autonomy.
A negative is that the bezel scratches easily...
Time will show its durability and reliability.
Whatever is the best that has been released so far in the world of adventure smartwatch - watch.
Those of you who have the money, don't hesitate...
The watch is very good, I had the 6 pro, and I didn't regret it for a moment.
The GPS accuracy is much better now, even in the forest with dense vegetation it is quite accurate.
The touch screen is a big upgrade.
Battery life is 25 days+.
The camera is also very convenient, as it activates instantly with a double click.
I would just like a slightly better feel on the buttons, as some are a bit hard, without the click sensation, and others are too loose, making a strange double click.
Overall, the watch is worth 100% and I would definitely buy it again.
There is a significant difference compared to the Fenix 5 in terms of measurement accuracy and customization through phone and laptop. Regarding heart rate measurements, it needs further improvement as it cannot match the accuracy of the chest strap measurement.
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