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51mm Garmin fenix 7X Pro GPS Smartwatch (Sapphire Solar Edition, 010-02778-10) for $449.99 - $25 when you apply coupon code
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$424.99.
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Features:- Experience superior accuracy with multi-band GPS, perfect for navigating challenging trails and urban environments.
- Enjoy extended adventures with incredible battery life, boosted by solar charging for fewer recharges.
- Dive into any activity with confidence, thanks to 10 ATM water resistance, ideal for swimming and watersports.
- Track your fitness journey in style with a robust titanium bezel and a comfortable silicone band.
- Stay connected and informed with smart notifications, music storage, and Garmin Pay for ultimate convenience.
- Optimize your training with advanced metrics, including heart rate monitoring and performance analytics.
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If you're motivated and tech-savvy, you can sometimes find the app file itself and sideload it, but there's no guarantee that it will run on your watch if the implementation of that app requires new functions that didn't exist in your watches CIQ version.
I'm in this boat right now with a Garmin Forerunner 955 that I downgraded to an old firmware version due to the newer firmware versions that they released being very buggy and inefficient with battery usage. The Forerunner 955 is basically a Garmin Fenix 7 without a flashlight and wrapped in a smaller, less-rugged shell.
I tend not to like to update my devices to the latest releases of firmware/software until they are fully vetted. Garmin is particularly bad with the quality of their firmware releases. Almost every new release of firmware seems to break something or make something that used to work well not work that well, and also degrade the battery efficiency. Firmware security is not a real issue with these watches (at least not yet), since we aren't using them to do things where our devices are a hacking target.
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If you're motivated and tech-savvy, you can sometimes find the app file itself and sideload it, but there's no guarantee that it will run on your watch if the implementation of that app requires new functions that didn't exist in your watches CIQ version.
I'm in this boat right now with a Garmin Forerunner 955 that I downgraded to an old firmware version due to the newer firmware versions that they released being very buggy and inefficient with battery usage. The Forerunner 955 is basically a Garmin Fenix 7 without a flashlight and wrapped in a smaller, less-rugged shell.
I tend not to like to update my devices to the latest releases of firmware/software until they are fully vetted. Garmin is particularly bad with the quality of their firmware releases. Almost every new release of firmware seems to break something or make something that used to work well not work that well, and also degrade the battery efficiency. Firmware security is not a real issue with these watches (at least not yet), since we aren't using them to do things where our devices are a hacking target.
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