Garmin fenix 7X Sapphire Solar, Larger sized adventure smartwatch, with Solar Charging Capabilities, rugged outdoor watch with GPS, touchscreen, wellness features, black DLC titanium with black band

Excellent product, the delivery was really fast to arrive to my home in Chile. Its an amazing product. Im changing my Fenix 5 by Fenix 7, I used them a lot because I do triathlon , now my Fenix 7 works really good , the GPS, the sport activities, the connection with Garmin Connect, connection with sensors, connection with Garmin IQ, all works really fine. 100% recommendation.

Ive owned numerous Garmin products including watches. This is overall an excellent watch with many terrific features. However, the Mineral Blue Titanium scratches very easily. I took it on a sailing trip with minimal contact and within a week there were scratches at numerous places on the bezel. Garmin support said knicks and wear will happen but damage like this didnt occur so easily with the many other Garmin products Ive used over two decades.

I went from a Fenix 5x to the new 7. Touch screen is great, an all around great sports training watch.

Overall the watch is nice. The battery life is amazing. The issue is that it restarts in the middle of all my rides that I do in the morning. On todays ride I lost probably 5 miles, an unknown amount of calories burned, and my pace is shot to crap. It restarted 3 times. So instead of focusing on my ride, pace, breathing, etc. I have to keep breaking focus to check to see if my watch is tracking me. I have shut off the auto-update, but it still restarts on me. I will update after I talk to Garmin support.

use for workout, tracking.

I received the box open and re closed no watch in

Ignore the flashy technology; Garmin missed the mark with basics. After swimming in a pool, the buttons stop functioning. Sometimes the buttons stop functioning mid-swim. Most often its the back/lap button that stops functioning, rendering any form of lapped workout impossible. On multiple occasions the screen scrolls uncontrollably on its own after swimming as well, which could also be a stuck button issue. Garmin says to rinse the watch buttons with fresh water after every swim, and to soak the watch in soapy water if the buttons stop functioning. Neither of those actions should be necessary for a multi-sport watch, let alone one that costs $700+. Soaking works sometimes. Garmin replaced my first watch, and I quickly experienced the same issues with the second. My 3rd watch is on its way, but I have no confidence this one will work any better. Credit to Garmin for replacing the device while under warranty, but after that expires, Im out of luck. They also offered me an upgrade to the Solar version; however, that likely doesnt solve the problem since the button design is the same. The Garmin rep. I spoke with would not confirm or deny if they found any design or manufacturing issues, or if the upgraded Solar version is manufactured in a different factory than the standard version. Reading tech blogs, it seems that Im not the only one having these problems. Its frustrating that Garmin would not acknowledge a widespread issue. I wont trust this watch in a multisport race this year, especially coming out of the swim in a triathlon. The battery on my first device was incredible, but the battery life on my 2nd device was significantly lower and experienced huge drops even when not using GPS. I didnt even address this with Garmin since the buttons werent working anyway.

Le dura la batería mucho, es compatible con mi iPhone, aunque la correa es de silicon y sería esto último lo único que no me gusta pero el reloj es buenísimo

I upgraded from the Fenix 5 plus purchased in 2019 which I use primarily for running.

This watch truly does it all, and it has been a lifesaver for me--probably in a literal sense. Its comfortable and it looks great, especially with customizable watch faces. Battery life is superb. Super easy to use, and they seem to have thought of everything (example: turning off touch screen while youre recording an exercise activity but still allowing scrolling/functionality with intuitive button presses). The data collected are really helpful, especially if you sync them with Strava (subscription costs extra). I bought the HRM-one heart rate monitor to pair with it and it works very well. I had been concerned about the accuracy of the watchs HRM readings, but it turns out they were mostly pretty dead on. With the strap I also get all sorts of useful info about my gait efficiency. I really want to give this 5 stars.