I was holding onto my Garmin Fenix 5X waiting for a watch with enough new features to justify upgrading. I skipped the Fenix 6 and watched as the Fenix 7 came along. With the new AMOLED display in the Epic thought maybe this would be the time.
The clincher for me was moving to a job where I could wear the watch all day, plus the recent price drop for the holidays.
I opted for the Epix Pro Sapphire 51mm due to the larger batter and extended life. I have a large enough wrist that the smaller watches seem too dainty, anyway.
The watch features are amazing. The addition of blood oxygen monitoring alone has been worth the price of admission. I am able to get much better insight into my sleep quality and struggles with obstructive sleep apnea.
The EEG is also an amazing capability to have on your wrist.
I’ve noticed the processor response times are faster than my older 5X.
I’ve yet to use some of the features like onboard music and Garmin pay.
Just an amazing and gorgeous watch.
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| size | 51 mm | 47 mm | — | 51 mm | 45 mm | Adjustable |
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| display size | 1.4 inches | 1.3 inches | 1.4 inches | 1.4 inches | 0.9 inches | 1.4 inches |
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- Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
I was holding onto my Garmin Fenix 5X waiting for a watch with enough new features to justify upgrading. I skipped the Fenix 6 and watched as the Fenix 7 came along. With the new AMOLED display in the Epic thought maybe this would be the time.Amazing watch with bright display and great battery life
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024
The clincher for me was moving to a job where I could wear the watch all day, plus the recent price drop for the holidays.
I opted for the Epix Pro Sapphire 51mm due to the larger batter and extended life. I have a large enough wrist that the smaller watches seem too dainty, anyway.
The watch features are amazing. The addition of blood oxygen monitoring alone has been worth the price of admission. I am able to get much better insight into my sleep quality and struggles with obstructive sleep apnea.
The EEG is also an amazing capability to have on your wrist.
I’ve noticed the processor response times are faster than my older 5X.
I’ve yet to use some of the features like onboard music and Garmin pay.
Just an amazing and gorgeous watch.
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- Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
- Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
- Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
As a long time Garmin user I must say this Epix 51mm is amazing. I've owned the Fenix 3HR, 6X and 7X. All were fantastic watches in their own ways. I always wanted the 51mm size in AMOLED, and now the Epix offers that. The battery life is simply amazing and in smart watch mode, I get longer life than my 7X. The screen is AMAZING much like an Apple Watch or Samsung watch. This is NOT a smart watch in the sense of Apple or Samsung. This is a fitness/outdoor watch. You're not going to make phone calls, watch videos etc on this watch. This is geared for folks who value health metrics. Overall, I'd say this watch is the best Garmin has to offer. The new HR appears better than the older generation. It's able to lock on and read HR during strength training workouts. The older models struggled in that area like most wrist based HRM. Steady state cardio workouts, the HRM is spot on! It's an expensive watch, but worth every penny in my opinion. The maps are absolutely detailed and MUCH easier to read when compared to a MIP display offered in the Fenix series.
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
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- 2112Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 1, 2024
The Fitness Tracker That Thinks ‘Error’ is a Training Mode
Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase -
ManuelReviewed in Mexico on January 16, 2024
Excelente reloj para monitorear el desempeño deportivo.
Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
El reloj está increíble, se ve muy bien y tiene todas las funciones que he necesitado hasta ahora con muchas formas de monitorear cómo vas avanzando en tu entrenamiento, desde tus niveles de resistencia y energía, hasta batería corporal y preparación para entrenar.ManuelExcelente reloj para monitorear el desempeño deportivo.
Reviewed in Mexico on January 16, 2024
Mis entrenamientos principales son de fuerza y de intervalos de alta intensidad, y no ha tenido ningún problema para medirme el ritmo cardíaco durante estos ejercicios. El contador de pasos y de escaleras subidas/bajadas también es muy preciso.
Tiene muchos deportes y ejercicios predeterminados y en la app de Garmin Connect puedes crear tus propios entrenamientos.
La medición de sueño no siento que se del todo confiable y leyendo la experiencia de otros en internet, parece que estamos de acuerdo. Me ha detectado siestas al estar sentado usando mi teléfono o cuando estoy en mi PC. También ha detectado erróneamente la hora en que me duermo.
Otro punto que podría ser más personal que algo del reloj, es que me ha detectado subidas de estrés cuándo estoy haciendo una actividad diaria, como hacer de comer por ejemplo, entonces creo que el algoritmo que utiza el reloj para calcular el estrés es un poco sensible, al menos en mi caso.
Con excepción de la medición de sueño y estrés, que en mi uso no son tan importantes (por lo que mantiene sus 5 estrellas), el reloj me ha gustado muchísimo y no dudaría en recomendarlo.
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- Francesco LinguiniReviewed in Canada on November 24, 2023
Amazing!
Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase -
Cliente de AmazonReviewed in Mexico on November 28, 2024
Excelente y tecnológico!
Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
Hermoso!!! Es mi primer reloj inteligente y deportivo, llevo apenas 2 días con el y ya estoy fascinado, espero me dure muchos años.Cliente de AmazonExcelente y tecnológico!
Reviewed in Mexico on November 28, 2024
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- RyanReviewed in Canada on May 12, 2024
When you want to use a grown up watch!
Size: 51 mmStyle: Pro SapphireColor: Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Blk BandVerified Purchase
I am a bit of a sucker for gadgets and I like having the latest gadgets! I have the Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Sapphire, and it has been terrific. My biggest gripe with the watch is the dull screen display due to the MIPS, however the benefit is in direct sunlight it is really good and saves battery.RyanWhen you want to use a grown up watch!
Reviewed in Canada on May 12, 2024
I upgraded to the Garmin Epix Gen 2 51mm Sapphire for a couple of reasons:
-a brighter display, Amoled
-better battery
-included flashlight (so handy)
After using the watch for near a month, here are my take aways (again I am comparing to a Samsung Galaxy smart watch and a Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Sapphire)
-Incredible battery life. I would not have believed this battery life, but it is incredible. I have done 8 14KM bike rides, sleep with the watch every night and wear all day. I am at 52% battery life after 14 days on this charge. My Fenix 6x would last 6 or 7 days with this use, or be around 20% so I started getting battery anxiety. Really incredible.
-The screen. So I was tempted to go for the Fenix 7X Pro Sapphire with the improved MIPS screen, and reading how some people said the Amoled was no good in the sun. The Amoled is no issue for me outside, this includes golfing and riding my mountain bike. I repeat, no issue. I even have always on display and this is not issue, again withe excellent battery life. I have read some reviews where people commented that the MIPS is nice to look at the screen and not have to gesture the screen on, I do agree with this as this is possible, however with AOD this problem is mostly solved. The brightness and crispness of the Amoled display, in my case far outweighs any perceived negatives with the Amoled. It is clearer, crisper and brighter. You are able to register and recognize the time very quickly. I would have an extremely difficult time going back to MIPS. The only downside on a straight up comparison is that scrolling through menus when in the settings takes slightly longer as the screen has more data points to fill, again if you are constantly changing settings, then this may be an issue.
-Other bonuses, the flashlight is just really handy, I did not think it would be that cool, useful. The improved metrics are noticeable, I have worn all 3 watches and this appears to be the most accurate and quickest on GPS. The Titanium back is a must.
I cannot say if this is worth the price of an upgrade, it all depends on your finances, what you value and what matters. To me it is worth it, to someone else it may not be.
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