Key Highlights
- Garmin launched Fenix 7 Pro series
- The watch features are meant to be helpful when working out in low light or at night
- The watch will include a Sapphire version that can be available for an additional cost
The Epix 2 Pro series smartwatch from Garmin was launched recently, and it has impressive features and a sturdy design. The business has just released the market with the new Fenix 7 Pro series, which comes with a number of cutting-edge features. For starters, the series adds solar cells, spotlights, and more efficient Memory-In-Pixel (MIP) displays. Those who enjoy doing outdoor activities will love these timepieces. Here are the specifications and features.
Fenix 7 Pro: Specifications
Durability is a priority in the construction of the Fenix 7 Pro Series. The multisport GPS smartwatch is built to withstand challenging conditions and deliver dependable performance. It is available in a variety of materials and three sizes: 42mm, 47mm, and 51mm. The majority of its features are identical to those of the previously released Epix 2 Pro, although it has a more power-efficient MIP display that is easier to see in direct sunlight.
The watch has a built-in LED torch with various brightness levels, which is a remarkable innovation. Additionally, there is a strobe mode and a red safety light. It has sensors to keep track of activities like swimming, running, and hiking. Powerful multi-band GPS tracking, mapping, and navigation features are also available with the Fenix 7 Pro Series. It has a number of sensors, including a compass, barometer, and altimeter.
Numerous tools for analyzing your health and fitness are included in the new series, including advanced training metrics, VO2 Max, sleep analysis, and heart rate monitoring. The battery life of the Fenix 7 Pro is 22 days, or 73 hours with GPS tracking and 48 hours with multi-band enabled.
Fenix 7 Pro: Price And Availability
There are three sizes of the Fenix 7 Pro: 42mm, 47mm, and 51mm. The prices for the 42mm, 47mm, and 51mm variants begin at $800 and $900, respectively. For an extra $100, all three sizes may get the Sapphire update, which replaces the display’s glass with a sapphire crystal that resists scratches.
