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Published: 2018-06-22, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
Abstract: This past weekend the folks behind the PowerPod announced a new variant, the PowerPod Lite. This new model drops the price down to $199 (from $299+) and does away with some of the higher-end features (software focused). You still get total power transmitt...
Published: 2018-06-18, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
There's zero question that Garmin is nailing their stride with the Fenix series. The inclusion of music, contactless payments, and maps across all devices are precisely what most users have been asking for. Meanwhile, Garmin's also answered power users wh...
Excellent range of features in a rugged sports watch, Supports a wide variety of outdoor activities and tracking accessories, Maps feature is powerful, Easy to read in bright sun, Great battery life,
Pricey, Too large for some people, Shows phone notifications, but you can't access voice controls to respond, Third-party apps range from OK to terrible, Scrolling through the maps is frustrating,
Published: 2017-03-23, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
I think it's fair to say that the Fenix 5 is the best watch Garmin has ever made. While it may not be revolutionary in terms of features, it's more of a polished evolutionary update. After nearly three months of usage, there are very few items I can quibb...
Abstract: Safe to say I didn't rush my fitness watch buying decision. By the time I bought my Garmin Fenix 5X in August, I'd been pondering which watch should replace my TomTom Runner for 18 months. I eventually decided on Garmin because of its running heritage - b...
Published: 2017-10-21, Author: Luke , review by: techradar.com
Onboard maps, Multi-sport support, Attractive and rugged design
A bit bulky, Some find Connect app overwhelming, Expensive
This is one of the best GPS sports watches available right now. It's rugged, well connected, covers lots of sports, includes color maps and has brilliant battery life.Plus you can use this as a daily activity tracker without worry of damage thanks to that...
Added map features, Strong multisport offering, 100m water resistance, Indestructible,
Very big, Phone notifications are meh, Worse battery life than Fenix 5, Ridiculously expensive
The Fenix 5X does it all, but that doesn't mean it's the right one for you. It's the ultimate adventurer's companion, but this is only for you if mapping is really important – remember that you can still add GPX routes to the cheaper Garmin Fenix 5 models...
Abstract: The Fenix 5X ($1,099, the version tested) is the flagship model of Garmin's new premium Fenix 5 series GPS running smartwatches. The other models are the 5S and 5 (both from $899 each).The major difference among the three models lies in the size of their...
