Its performance and battery life, unfortunately, remain on par with the previous generation. Garmin Epix series: Essentially Fenix devices with AMOLED displays, a comparison of Apple Watch
Before we wrap things up I’ve put together the comparison charts of all the features of the Fenix2 and original Fenix, compared to the Garmin FR910XT, and Suunto Ambit 2 (closest competitors). You can of course create your own comparison tables using this link with any of the products I’ve previously reviewed/looked at, such as adding in
The device can connect at a greater distance via Bluetooth or infrared to another device. Compatible with external heart rate monitors. Garmin Fenix 7 ( Garmin Connect Mobile) Garmin Forerunner 955 ( Garmin Connect Mobile) It supports third-party heart rate monitors to incorporate your pulse data. Available on PC. Max Battery GPS: Up to 213 hours/578 hours with solar; Expedition GPS: Up to 62 days/ 139 days with solar; Here’s the Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) battery life: 42 mm Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2) battery life: Smartwatch: Up to 10 days (4 days always-on) Battery Saver Watch Mode: Up to 14 days GPS Only: Up to 28 hrs (20 hrs always-on )
Always on display mode. Up to 2 days. Note that the Garmin Venu 2 also has a smaller variant, the Garmin Venu 2S. This watch is similar to the original, but has a slightly worse battery. In smartwatch mode, it will last 10 days. In GPS mode, you have a battery life of 19 hours.
That said, the Garmin Fenix 7 is a stellar technical tool. Its dedicated activity profiles measure enough metrics to please a sports scientist, while its pared-back interface is all about efficiency. Its smart features might be fewer, but it’s every bit the capable companion on land. And for many, the dealbreaker will be that battery life.
AG1Y4.
