Multiple global navigation systems provide up to date location and workout tracking
Smartphone pairing capabilities
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TECHNOLOGY
Solar Charged Battery: Up to 9 days of battery life while indoors or 10.5 days when solar charging.In GPS Mode, get 25 hours indoors of 28 hours when solar charged
Navigate the outdoors with preloaded TOPO maps, ski maps for more than 2,000 resorts, and multiple global navigation satellite systems (GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo)
Built-in 3 axis compass and barometric altimeter
Features a large, sunlight-readable 1.2” display
See how you’re breathing throughout the day, during sleep and during breathwork and yoga activities
Smartphone connectivity allows you to see phone notifications and messages, play and store music with premium streaming service support, and use for contactless payments with Garmin Pay™ all from your wrist
USES
Get daily run and ride recommendations based on your current training regimen
Includes sensors for enhanced wrist heart rate and Pulse Ox readings and advanced blood oxygen saturation and sleep monitoring
Body Battery™ Energy Monitor feature allows you to track your body’s energy levels helping you find ideal times for activity and rest
Log your daily fluid intake as a reminder to stay hydrated and receive updates on how to adjust based on your activities
Gain a better understanding of your health and wellness with real time data and statistics
Use preloaded activity profiles for trail and track running, swimming, running, biking, hiking, rowing, skiing, golfing and more
Access sport specific profile features such as Backcountry Skiing and Climbing, HRM-Pro™ for skiing when paired with a HRM-Pro chest strap (sold separately), Grit™ and Flow™ for mountain biking, and Surfline Sessions for surfing
Features easy-to-follow, animated cardio, strength, and yoga workouts on the watch screen
Track your training, running, and cycling dynamics and environmentally adjusted VO2 max estimates with ease
SPECIAL FEATURES
Tested to U.S. military standards for thermal, shock, and water resistance
Use the Garmin Connect™ app to access Women’s Health Tracking features such as menstrual cycle or pregnancy trackers
View how various settings and sensors impact battery life and make battery-extending changes on the fly
PacePro™ feature offers grade-adjusted pace guidance throughout your activity
Access more than 41,000 full-color golf courses with CourseView maps
ClimbPro feature gives real-time information on climbs such as gradient, distance, and elevation gain
Access to Connect IQ™ store let you download custom watch faces, add data fields, and get additional apps and widgets
Take your music on the go with the ability to download up to 2,000 songs, plus playlists from your Spotify™, Deezer or Amazon music accounts (subscription may be required)
Safety and Tracking features let you send your location to emergency contacts if an incident occurs
I have had this Fenix 6 for over five years. It has never delivered like they said it would. Constant connection issues. This is at least the Fourth time I have had to re-register the device. It does a terrible job of tracking distance, sleep, heart rate, and temperature. The battery life is unpredictable. You also have to download multiple apps for one watch to function. It does not work well with Google. And they are constantly trying to get more information out of you, it's gross. I would not recommend Garmin watches.
Drew M
1 week ago
Fenix 6s Sapphire
Comfortable and stylish for everyday use. Multiple layouts for a custom/unique feel. Easy to navigate between options. Easy connection with other Garmin products. Yardage is accurate for golf. Location for hiking, trails, exercise is spot on. Not a touchscreen, but the glass is durable. It has stood up to years of abuse (work, hikes, sports, exercise, etc). There are cheaper options, but this is a great watch for anyone who enjoys multiple activities. The battery life depends on many factors, but overall does well and only needs charged once other twice a week.
Sarah R
3 weeks ago
It’s a nice enough watch but it’s not at all intuitive to use. It doesn’t come with an instruction manual, and the one I found online isn’t very helpful. It also constantly unpairs itself with my WiFi and stops tracking my stats. It’s difficult to use while running when I want to use my map and change the song I’m listening to. When I click away from the map it stops tracking my run.
Elena C
1 month ago
Best Fenix Ever
Gosh, I really feel like I won with this watch, even writing this review a few years later. I've played around with the Fenix 7 (awful) and the Fenix 8 (it's ok, seems like they fixed a few of the problems with the 7), but I'd still pick my 6 any day. The single-band GPS is less accurate, though, so if that's super important to you, you might consider one of the newer watches. I like that this watch still feels like a mountain tool, not like a wrist-mounted iPhone. The only bigger concern I have is battery life -- it will say I have 25 hours of run activity on a full charge, for example, but in reality it's more like 15 (yes, I've tested), but you CAN charge without pausing the activity, so if you're running slow enough it's no big deal :p
Fenix 6S Solar| Not Star
2 months ago
Problem Watch| Garmin Fenix 6s Solar
I thought I was getting a deal when I purchased this watch. I did have a small win, however, there are many losses. For some random reason the blue tooth function stops working. This requires me to re-install the watch. I’ve currently owned this watch for over 2 years. The solar function hasn’t worked the entire time I’ve had the phone. The good news, the wrist heart rate function appears to work well. If the watch wasn’t so expensive, I would buy another one. Totally have mixed feelings about this watch.
