Garmin Epix Gen 2 Sapphire Edition: White Titanium 47 mm Smartwatch|AMOLED Up to 16 Days Battery Life, Multisport & Outdoor GPS Watch & Wearable4U Gift Bundle

Es una pena que un reloj tan caro, le hallan quitado una de las funciones más básicas y útiles del reloj, no se puede recibir llamadas a pesar de tener speaker y micrófono,😔

Buying this device is a decision on the display - if you need all the sports activities. If you don't, you may consider venu 2. however the quality of the look/feel will always be better than venu 2, whereas venu2 will have the mic/speaker. If you use the gesture mode, the battery is fantastic. Overall, this is just a fantastic watch!

Extremely bright, 6days worth battery life with it all running, loved my Apple Watch, but can’t the the 6 day charge

This watch checks all of the boxes for me. I have owned several smartwatches over the years including Apple Watch 3, Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, and a Fossil Hybrid Watch. The apple watch was too derpy looking. The Samsung watch was great, but had terrible battery life and minimal navigation functionality. The fossil hybrid watch looked awesome, but totally sucked as a smartwatch. Garmin? Well it nailed everything.I purchased this watch for a long distance ultramarathon/hike later this year. I was sort of looking for an all in one solution. Something that had great battery life and had some mapping capability. I also happened to be in the market for a new Smartwatch after having gotten frustrated with the fact that my Samsung watch would have to be re charged after a 2+ hour run, if tracking the run. That led me here.I am just completely blown away by everything this watch does and even with the AMOLED display, still manages almost a week of battery life! Most smartwatches have half the features and half the battery life. I don't know how Garmin accomplished this without having a watch the size of a coffee mug strapped to your wrist. I have the 47mm version and it's perfect for me. The feel and fit is great with the stock wristband. The appearance of the watch is beautiful. Classy enough that you could clap a metal band on it, and it would look great with a suit. Rugged enough withstand everything an active life can throw at it. The Epix tracks your workouts and gives you every minute detail of your workout that you could possibly need, and then it challenges to beat yourself.I won't go too much into the features as there are plenty of YouTube videos on everything you can do with this thing. There's too much to list here. There are really only two things I can think of where this watch could use improvement, and believe me, these are such minor things that it's hardly worth mentioning at all. But here they are: I wish the outside casing of the watch were metal instead of plastic (but it totally makes sense to use plastic. I just prefer the look even if it's not practical), and the user interface isn't super intuitive and takes a little bit of playing around with to figure everything out. Apple and Samsung watches you can take right out of the box, turn it on, and you're ready to go. The Garmin takes a little more patience but again, it's so trivial and this watch is so fun to mess around with anyways. You can't break it.I really love the built in flashlight. When I first saw this, I thought it was a total gimmick, but I use it all the time. It's quicker and easier than getting my phone out. It's super handy at night when you need to get out of bed to drain the main vein. The redshift function is beautiful. It reminds me of those old red LCD watches from the 70s. It's such a deep ruby red color. I leave redshift on all day most days just because of how cool it looks.Anyways I'll quit rambling. Yes this watch is insanely expensive, but you get what you pay for, and I think this watch is pretty future proof and worth it if you live an active life and/or do lots of traveling.

I have had a Fenix 5X for more than 4 years and always thought it was an excellent sports watch. Epix Gen 2 is way better! It is lighter by more than 25 grams, It is thinner, it has more sensors and of course the AMOLED touch screen provides an incredible display. Despite the screen, the battery life is quite impressive. I have been wearing it for a week (without recording an exercise) and I still have 55% even though I have been playing with settings and changing watch faces all the time. I have yet to scratch the surface with Garmin Epix Gen 2 as there is so much more! This may well be the best smart/sports watch and health tracking device in the market today!