Garmin Fenix 8 51mm Multisport AMOLED GPS Smartwatch

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About This Item

Be limitless. The fenix® 8 multisport GPS smartwatch is built for serious athletes and outdoor adventurers who want to push beyond their limits. It features a big, bright 1.4” AMOLED display with scratch-resistant sapphire lens, durable titanium bezel and advanced strength training plans and targeted workouts to boost your body’s stamina and performance. Pair with your smartphone for on-wrist calling with the built-in speaker and mic. Plus, there’s a powerful built-in LED flashlight for after-dark visibility. Go strong with up to 29 days of battery life in smartwatch mode.

FEATURES & PERFORMANCE:

  • Advanced multisport GPS smartwatch for athletes and adventurers
  • Features a bright 1.4” AMOLED display, stainless steel bezel, enhanced graphical interface, and a built-in LED flashlight for increased visibility in the dark
  • Comes with targeted strength training plans, real-time stamina tracking, sport-specific workouts, and a full range of built-in sport apps
  • Tracks your training readiness score based on your sleep quality, recovery, training load, and HRV status
  • Built-in speaker and mic lets you make and take phone calls and send text messages from your wrist when paired to a smartphone
  • Off-grid voice command features lets you access watch controls without smartphone connection
  • Multi-band GPS with SatIQ™ technology comes with built-in sensors for 3-axis compass, gyroscope and barometric altimeter for superior positioning accuracy
  • The dynamic round-trip routing feature lets you set a target distance and receive turn-by-turn directions that adjust to get you back to your start on schedule
  • 40-meter dive rating and leakproof metal buttons with support for scuba and other diving activities
  • Built-in wrist-based heart rate monitor provides 24/7 health and wellness monitoring, along with sleep, respiration, and pulse ox tracking
  • The ECG app can record your heart rhythm and check for signs of atrial fibrillation
  • Features downloadable TopoActive maps with relief shading and built-in maps for thousands of golf courses and ski resorts worldwide
  • Great for everyday wearability with live connected and smart phone compatible notifications, music storage, Garmin Pay™ contactless payments, and more
  • Thermal and shock-resistant to MIL-STD 810, the watch features a metal sensor guard cover that protects essential sensors from damage and wear on all adventures

BATTERY LIFE :

  • Lasts up to 29 days in smartwatch mode
  • Lasts up to 84 hours in GPS mode

  • Brand : Garmin
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 24GMNUFNX8XXXXXXXTCHA

REVIEWS

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Recommended

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Awesome Display!!

Big upgrade from my Fenix 6. The display is the biggest update!!

Long-time Garmin Customer.

I have been a long-time Garmin customer with many watches going back to the Fenix 3. I have been happy with all, and now that I have both Enduro 3 and the Fenix 8. Both watches are excellent, and I use them at various times for my daily needs. However, the Fenix 8 offers the most capabilities for what I hoped a smartwatch would be during my daily use. The AMOLED is excellent, and mapping is crisp. The build quality is superb, and I do not worry about damage to any part of the smartwatch. I highly recommend this for anyone looking for a watch that can literally do it all and then some. The other great thing about Garmin is that they still offer updates to my previous watches, so I can say that all my previous watches still work well and have maintained great battery and functionality.

Awesome Features Not Just A Watch.

I got this as a gift about 3 weeks ago. NI really love it. I also have a Fenix3 HR, but is one takes it to the top of the hill. So many more features.

Transitioning From Samsung Smart Watch

I have had Fenix 8 for about 3 weeks. I have noticed the differences from a watch that is dependent on the phone and the Garmin which is like a stand alone (it does not need a phone all the time). I do wish Garmin would have some settings like tell me when I have walked away from my phone or that the focus/dnd & alarms modes work together, but they don't. Maybe one day Garmin will figure out how to have a setting for turning off the adaptive brightness. It doesn't matter how bright you set it, in dim light the watch face dims as well and it is hard to see. It is hit or miss with the other than factory watch faces that you can touch on the face with the features if they will open or not. Other than those things to get used to I am really loving the fact I can go 20 days without charging my watch. I can actually go on a vacation without my watch charger. The watch does take some getting use to but once you get the hang of it, it's something awesome. I do recommend it for active people, it is very robust and capable. Of course I'm hoping with some updates Garmin will get there. If your the type pf person that leaves their phone home a lot then this is the watch for you.

Awesome Watch!

This is an absolutely awesome watch! However it still has several bugs, and probably for some people is overpriced. I had a high-end competitor's smart watch that accomplished three quarters of the amount that this watch is capable of doing, but was significantly less money. What this watch does extremely well and puts it way above its competitors, is its superior battery life and the ability to track in depth metrics on every sport imaginable for the sporting enthusiast. The high-end competitors watches cannot do either of those in my opinion. Some of the flaws with the watch include intermittent functionality bugs and glitches that require resets, not all metrics counting correctly intermittently, and an absolutely horrible speaker and volume level, though the microphone seems to work well when I use it for phone calls. You also cannot just click on a contact and text them directly unless you use messenger in which case your contact has to have messenger installed on their device. There is a way to initiate a text using your voice using phone assistant connected through your phone, but it is somewhat convoluted and does not always work correctly because the watch will lose the phone assistant connection with your phone frequently even if you've gone through the laborious steps to set it up correctly. My watch has the titanium bezel and it is prone to scratching, but then again this is a sports watch and is meant for being active. None of the flaws are deal breakers for owning this watch, however once again it is pretty pricey. It is still heads and tails above its competitors for battery life and tracking all in depth sporting metrics. I have to admit I absolutely love this watch!

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