Garminepix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire Edition, 47mm, High Performance Smartwatch, Advanced Training Technology, Built-in Flashlight, Black

This watch has great features and abilities, a beautiful display, and appears to be very rugged. The provided band is pretty wimpy rubber and I am replacing it with a metal band. The watch works well with my iPhone 13 Pro. Love the red night screen which you can set to display from sunset to sunrise. Be prepared to spend some significant time reading the manual or watching videos. If you want detailed maps, you’ll have to buy a subscription and download them from the Garmin site. You may also want to purchase a different watch face from what is supplied.

This is exactly the kind of watch I’ve been looking for. Its functionality is unmatched. I have been using an Apple Watch for years, but have always had to charge it throughout the day or charge it while sleeping. This watch lasts a week on a full charge and I take it off while showering to charge back up to 100% every few days. The three most important aspects to me were functionality while working out, being able to use it as an alarm, and to track my sleep. It does all 3 of these flawlessly. I was using a calculator to count my reps previously and now I can use the rep counter while using the “free strength” exercise to do all of it effortlessly.

I was initially a bit hesitant because of the price, but after using the watch for a few weeks, I can confidently say it's fantastic. The materials, the features, and the watch faces are all top-notch. It's truly impressive, I can't recommend it enough. So far, it's been a great experience

I've had everything from the Moto 360 ten years ago to the newer Pixel watches, they've all disappointed in some way.This watch is amazing. Feels great, sensors are spot on when comparing to medical pulse oximeters, built in compass that actually works, steps are counted accurately, screen is readable and the glass is incredibly hydrophobic.Battery lasts for 10 days, 10 full days, with heart rate tracking every second, sleep tracking, etc.The built in flash light seemed like a gimmick but it's fast become my favorite feature, auto red strobe light when tracking an outdoor workout, bright white flashlight when you need it, red flash light to see at night when camping or hiking.Maps saved offline on the watch which includes trails.My first one did stop booting after 3 months and Garmin sent out a brand new replacement overnight.Zero complaints, and I complain a lot.

Coming from an AW5, I wasn’t sure how a garmin would be. After reading reviews and settling on the Epix Pro 47mm sapphire vs the fenix 7 pro SS, I’m shocked by this watch. It does so much more in terms of activities and health tracking compared to the Apple Watch. I do miss some of the “smart” functionalities of AW like responding to texts, and emojis and certain app uses, but the Epix features blow AW out of the water. I did order the 51mm just to see how it would look like, but so far, the 47mm looks just right on my 168mm wrist. The 51mm has a few more days of battery life, but realistically, I’m not going to be outdoors and away from home more than a night 99% of the time anyway.

the epix pro2 is a great wearable but as with all other could be better. I knew going into the purchase that Its a sports watch 1st, and smart watch features would be a 2nd thought. but it really is a great watch. with more data than I know what to do with. coming from another much cos t effective brand, the sleep tracking is incredibly helpful, gps is incredible, but the battery life is really what shines for my use case, two weeks without charging is the most important feature for me, and i get what i want out of it.it would be nice to have more granular control over what notifications get sent to the watch from my phone. also its huge, both the bezel and thickness.are just massive... i kinda prefer a smaller piece on my wrist, but i suppose I can make an exception for this..

I replaced my apple ultra with this watch and I like it much better. It’s a lot more durable than the apple ultra. The ultra is to fragile and delicate apple should call it apple fragile not ultra lol.Lots more exercise features on the garmin and much better battery life

All the things you read about this like battery life, clear bright display are true. I bought the Delta a couple years ago and just couldn't justify the cost with the dim LCD display so I returned it. Finally they put out an AMOLED display. No significant complaints other than price. No watch ever made is worth this price in my opinion.