Amazon[amazon.com] has Garmin Epix Gen 2, Stainless Steel, Smartwatch for $449.00. Shipping is free.
Price: $297.82 lower (40% savings) than the previous price of $746.82
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 170 global ratings
About this Item:
Smartwatch for your athletic lifestyle, featuring 1.3" always-on, bright AMOLED display; select models feature a sapphire display and titanium bezel
Smartwatch mode battery life: up to 16 days (gesture)/up to 5 days (always-on)
GPS mode battery life: up to 42 hours (gesture)/up to 30 hours (always-on)
Train your way with built-in sports apps for all the ways you move, performance metrics and Garmin Coach adaptable training plans
Multi-band GNSS technology delivers better, more accurate positioning in challenging environments
Download TopoActive mapping via Wi-Fi connectivity, or get it preloaded on Sapphire editions
Take on the slopes with preloaded SkiView maps for 2,000 worldwide ski resorts
Golf with CourseView maps for more than 42,000 golf courses
Navigate with added map themes and navigation sensors
24/7 health and wellness monitoring features deliver estimates for Pulse Ox, heart rate, respiration, stress and advanced sleep monitoring (this device is intended to be an estimation of your activity and metrics; it is not a medical device)
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Amazon[amazon.com] has Garmin Epix Gen 2, Stainless Steel, Smartwatch for $449.00. Shipping is free.
Price: $297.82 lower (40% savings) than the previous price of $746.82
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 170 global ratings
About this Item:
Smartwatch for your athletic lifestyle, featuring 1.3" always-on, bright AMOLED display; select models feature a sapphire display and titanium bezel
Smartwatch mode battery life: up to 16 days (gesture)/up to 5 days (always-on)
GPS mode battery life: up to 42 hours (gesture)/up to 30 hours (always-on)
Train your way with built-in sports apps for all the ways you move, performance metrics and Garmin Coach adaptable training plans
Multi-band GNSS technology delivers better, more accurate positioning in challenging environments
Download TopoActive mapping via Wi-Fi connectivity, or get it preloaded on Sapphire editions
Take on the slopes with preloaded SkiView maps for 2,000 worldwide ski resorts
Golf with CourseView maps for more than 42,000 golf courses
Navigate with added map themes and navigation sensors
24/7 health and wellness monitoring features deliver estimates for Pulse Ox, heart rate, respiration, stress and advanced sleep monitoring (this device is intended to be an estimation of your activity and metrics; it is not a medical device)
It's currently 449 on bikecloset but that seems to change randomly.
So true! Happened to check their price several times today, and lo and behold the price was back to $399 tonight (11/22) at 8:00 PM PST. I ordered one. 👍🏻
I have this. Got it from Bike Closet for $399. It's a vey nice watch. The screen is bright and vivid, the sensors are accurate, it looks more like a smartwatch and less like a fitness watch but... the battery life is disappointing.
I went to Garmin because I was tired of daily charging. I retired my Fenix 5X for this. Sad to say I'm going back to Fenix or possibly the Instinct 2X solar. My Fenix lasted 20 plus days with no battery saving efforts needed. I get 6- 8 days with the Epix and that's utilizing battery saving methods. I'm at he point where I just charge it every time I take a shower. I take quick showers so it's not a final fix but it buys time.
I have this. Got it from Bike Closet for $399. It's a vey nice watch. The screen is bright and vivid, the sensors are accurate, it looks more like a smartwatch and less like a fitness watch but... the battery life is disappointing.
I went to Garmin because I was tired of daily charging. I retired my Fenix 5X for this. Sad to say I'm going back to Fenix or possibly the Instinct 2X solar. My Fenix lasted 20 plus days with no battery saving efforts needed. I get 6- 8 days with the Epix and that's utilizing battery saving methods. I'm at he point where I just charge it every time I take a shower. I take quick showers so it's not a final fix but it buys time.
you only take a shower every 6-8 days? If youl fee it's too much effort to charge the watch once a week and can only do it ever 3 weeks then switch. I assume you don't use a cell phone either.
you only take a shower every 6-8 days? If youl fee it's too much effort to charge the watch once a week and can only do it ever 3 weeks then switch. I assume you don't use a cell phone either.
Correct, no cell phone or computer.
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I went to Garmin because I was tired of daily charging. I retired my Fenix 5X for this. Sad to say I'm going back to Fenix or possibly the Instinct 2X solar. My Fenix lasted 20 plus days with no battery saving efforts needed. I get 6- 8 days with the Epix and that's utilizing battery saving methods. I'm at he point where I just charge it every time I take a shower. I take quick showers so it's not a final fix but it buys time.
I went to Garmin because I was tired of daily charging. I retired my Fenix 5X for this. Sad to say I'm going back to Fenix or possibly the Instinct 2X solar. My Fenix lasted 20 plus days with no battery saving efforts needed. I get 6- 8 days with the Epix and that's utilizing battery saving methods. I'm at he point where I just charge it every time I take a shower. I take quick showers so it's not a final fix but it buys time.
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