Garmin - fēnix 6 Pro Smartwatch 47mm Fiber-Reinforced Polymer - Black with Black Silicone Band

I like the watch because it had many cool features. Sometimes the pedometer over calculates the number of steps in the day. Such as washing dishes etc may trigger that it's counting the movement as walking. Sometimes it miscalculates the amount of sleep. But most nights it seems about right.

This watch has a lot of potential but there are variations in what displays the watch is coming with. Some have a distinct blueish washed out appearance when the back light is turned on. It's nothing like the display that is advertised the fenix 6 as having. If you don't think it's an issue look at comparison pictures and then imagine how you would feel if you got one of the blue screens compared to the dark black screen. It's obviously an issue at Garmin because the customer support is well versed in what to say and I was told they wouldn't replace it because they can't guarantee which screen I'll get and the "engineers say it's within specs". Of course they do because imagine how much it would cost them to do the right thing. I was willing to spend $750 dollars on a smart watch with no touchscreen or other perks that watches half the price have and Garmin didn't even try to placate me. I'm very disappointed in the watch and the company

This is the real smartwatch, it’s really strong and 3 weeks I do t have to charge, I don’t have to worry about scratches because nothing happening what ever you do and you don’t have to worry about sun light. The screen is not like regular screen, you can see the screen on sun light better, it’s magic!

So I bought this for a more detailed experience it comes to my running stats and such. I was user of another smart watch but charging it everyday was very frustrating and at times I felt like I couldn’t track my run if I forgot to charge before. This watch has everything I need and more. Awesome maps, the stats after my runs that let me know how productive of a session it was or just an estimation of my vo2 max was awesome. Couldn’t recommend more

I've been using Garmin watches for the past 6 years and I haven't been able to find a single complaint about them. This is NOT a smart watch for those looking for "Apple Watch-esque" functionality. It is a multisport watch with limited, yet progressing, smart functionality. Understand its purpose and its limitations. Other than that, it's the perfect multi-sport tool.

I've been using this for about a week now and I love it. It's larger than the Fitbit Versa 2 I had but I like the extra things this one does over the Fitbit like the GPS and more detailed tracking. The Fitbit Versa 2 dropped the swimming laps display for some reason. I've ran, swam, biked and worked out with the Garmin watch and have no complaints so far. I have connected bluetooth headphones to it and loaded it with music using Spotify. Love it.

The price is steep yes. However, it's worth every penny. With navigation, wifi, and connected to my phone my battery life is 6 days with low power mode enabled it's about 48 days. It automatically detects what workout I'm doing. Golf, running trails and many more maps available. If you're an active person this watch is a must have. If you're just looking for counting your steps this watch isnt for you. But if you are working out and want to track your progress like the type of exercise, and reps and listen to music I would recommend this watch over any other watch.

Long story short - my phone does a better job at recording runs that this $700 piece of junk. Pace and GPS in this watch is absolute rubbish, sometimes I get a distance of 11.5 km for a measured 10 km route on road and other times it less than 9 km (compared with various different models which are more consistent). Garmin say there's a new feature called PacePro in this watch - which is one of the reason I bought this watch - but of course the pace is rubbish. Have reset the watch multiple times - waited for 10-15 minutes to get 'Good' GPS reception, but the same result as always. Had a similar experience with the fenix 5 series as well. I remember the days when Garmin was actually good - when they came up with the 735XT, but now university students can build more accurate GPS measuring devices than this. Go for this watch if you want a piece of jewelry, not if you are an athlete or want accuracy in your activities, or if you are aiming to improve your athletic performance. You can see in the activity screenshots how bad the GPS is - note: I have the latest updates on my watch and very long to start after acquiring GPS. A 23.5 km run got recorded as 21.5 (happens every time), and a 9.2 km run got recorded as 10.3 km - visible from the map.