Garmin 010-02410-10 fenix 6 Pro Solar, Multisport GPS Watch with Solar Charging Capabilities, Advanced Training Features and Data, Black with Slate Gray Band

So far this has been a good watch. However the description for this particular watch says solar powered multi sports watch. There is a dollar version of this watch but this is not it. Reported to Amazon and to the particular seller (though the page appears to be generated by Amazon for multiple sellers) and the description has not been changed. If you are buyingb the watch that says Garvin 6x Pro, Premium Multi sports watch Im the title it is not the solar version (even though the description says it is).

Like anything electronic today there is a leaning curve. The one thing I do not like is to see the dial you push a button to turn on the light. Maybe there is a way to keep it on however I have not found that yet. Also if the light was on all the time like an Apple watch the battery would not last as long.

Fue un regalo para mi nieto de cumpleaños y me dice que le encantó y está funcionando perfectamente

Tiene un sin fin de funciones, fácil de usar, dura mucho la batería, muy práctico.

Changed my rating from 4 to 5 stars because I have been able to make actionable tweaks on my daily life based on the new information collected by the F6x during activities and sleeping. Plus, the GPS gets a lock super fast when outside. It is truly a great watch and while I do miss some things from the F3 HR, they are minor and the F6x is an all around improvement from the older model. Coming from a Fenix 3 HR, was hoping the Fenix to Fenix upgrade/migration process would be super smooth. Like custom activities would just carry over or even the default watch face would be the same. Neither are true and while I figured out how to create a custom activity, within Connect it does not list the custom name like it did with the F3. There are no watch faces that are similar to the simple but perfect digital face of the F3 HR. My biggest issue with the F6x default digital face is the way the minutes are not inline with the hour. Yet, the digital face for the F6 Solar looks exactly what is expected, minus the sun gauge in the middle. My ask of Garmin is to make the F6x Solar default digital (with the hours and minutes inline and the other data fields around it) face shown available to other F6x users, of course without the solar. Lets move onto appearance and the Fenix 3 HR has a matte grey bezel that can be worn with anything (business suits to shorts) while the F6x Sapphire grey bezel is quite shiny for almost a blued finish... yuk. The shipping watch band of the F6x sapphire has notches while the older style band has a nicer feel, thankfully was able to quickly swap. If you are purchasing for the pulse ox (assuming the battery is at 100%) turning it on will take the battery from 21 to 15 days. Changing the other pulse ox setting to continuous will further tax the battery from 15 to 10 days. Not a fan of the F6 charging cable and strongly prefer the old style F3 cradle due to cable length and the new cable places the watch in an awkward angle that feels like it will break off or weaken the connection. Compared to my F3, doing the same cardio activity (MMA) with the same HRM strap used with the F3 HR, the F6x is reading about 50-80 more calories burned. Not sure if the F6x is accounting for temperature (the gym is always same temp) and other biometrics including pulse ox. Did my usual run (without HRM) in identical conditions and there was a 38 calorie reduction from F3 to F6. Based on feedback from other 6x users, tested the heart rate against Precor gym equipment and it was exactly the same and across all ranges. The watch screen is extremely clear and readable. During the same MMA activity, because of the screen size and clarity, can see HR from a distance. It is also less bulky on my wrist versus the F3 HR, but would prefer to have a larger battery versus reduced size. The F6x alarm clock vibration strength and tones wake me up much better than the F3. Did not purchase the solar model due to the purplish tint on the face and concern that it was not as scratch/break resistant compared to the Sapphire models as my F3 HR Sapphire never had any scratches or cracks during 3+ years of continuous use. Hoping Garmin reads these comments and makes improvements. The F3 HR was life changing for me back in March 2016, but with this F6x Sapphire in Carbon Grey with black band, want to see the F6x Sapphire in Black in person that comes with the leather strap (assuming the black is a matte finish) for cosmetic reasons. To build on the life changing comment, the ability to track sleep is not fully appreciated. Attached two screenshots of my sleep while using the 6x. Very accurate (even with pulse ox) and something the Apple Watch CANNOT do, even with the gen 5. Any physical exertion must have recovery time. After having this watch for more than two weeks now (since Sept 5th), my only gripes with it is the shiny carbon grey (to me its light grey) bezel and the default digital face need Garmins attention from an otherwise great product.

I find this product really sturdy, great looks and an awesome battery life. For a moderate users battery lasts 5 days. I did not test the Battery saver mode yet.

This was the best price I could find. It is fantastic and has lots of features. I love it

Upgraded from the 5x to the 6x sapphire. Bigger screen, better battery performance, same length & width but slightly shorter height, pulse ox measurements as well as hr. And many more..

Does a great job, in the water, in the bush, in a kayak. Works, tracks and reports everything when I get back into cell range

I have owned the Garmin Instinct for two years and it gets a full 2 weeks on a charge with my routine indoor workouts (no GPS). This Fenix has the same battery rating but does not go near as long as my Instinct with identical usage. At best 8-10 days. Either the claims are overrated or I got a defective or old watch that has sat on a shelf for 3 years!