Starting the new week on a lively basis, Garmin first announced the Epix 2 Pro or Epix Pro second generation smart watches for professional users, and then announced the Fenix 7 Pro series for users who spend time outdoors.Garmin Fenix 7 Pro features and price
Garmin Fenix 7 Pro also comes in 42mm, 47mm, 51mm case sizes like the Epix Pro series. The screen has switched to Memory-In-Pixel (MIP) technology instead of AMOLED. These screens, where each pixel can be addressed, consume very low energy and can be much brighter in outdoor environments.
The built-in LED flashlight feature allows users to send messages in difficult times with red, green and flasher modes. While the advanced sensor measures the heart rate precisely, it can monitor stress, oxygen in the blood, sleep as well as many exercise parameters. In addition, sensors such as altimeter, barometer, compass are also available.
The watches, which offer up to 22 days of use on average, can be used for 73 hours with GPS turned on, and up to 48 hours with multi-band GPS mode on. The 42mm and 47mm models are $800 and the 51mm model is $900. The durable sapphire glass version is also $100 more expensive.
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