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I’ve had my Pro Solar for several months with 24/7 use and no scratches so far. Garmin calls this Power Glass and it’s also scratch-resistant, but not as much as the Sapphire model (it’s Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with DX Coating).

Solar or Non-Solar: Solar is only available in the 6x model and includes solar panels on and around the watch face that help charge your Fenix (more later).

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Non-Sapphire models have Corning Gorilla Glass. All Sapphire models also come with Pro software features included, but not all Pro models have Sapphire glass. The Sapphire glass darkens the screen a little bit, but not much. Sapphire crystal glass is the third hardest mineral, right behind diamond.

Sapphire or Non-Sapphire: Sapphire models have a scratch-resistant glass.

Without the maps it just becomes a regular sports watch, and you can get something cheaper that has those functions. I wouldn’t recommend a “regular” model for hiking. The regular 6 model has these software functions turned off.

Regular Fenix 6 or Pro/Sapphire: Pro and Sapphire models have music, on-board topo maps, Wi-Fi, and other software features enabled.

Sizing: 6s (small, 42mm case), 6 (medium, 47mm case), 6x (large, 51mm case).

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Here’s how to understand the different Fenix models: Garmin offers several variations on the Fenix 6, but they don’t do a great job of making it easy to decode which model offers what. All reviews on this site and independent and unsponsored. I was not paid by Garmin to do this review. Thank you for your support!įenix 6 Prices: REI | Amazon | Backcountry Simply use any of these links below to buy you inReach Mini (or any product) and I receive a small commission, at no cost to you. It’s easy to say thank you for this guide! I depend on your support to keep these guides independent and sponsorship free. The 6X Pro Solar has yet again set a new bar with incredibly useful features. This watch is incredible! I had the Fenix 3HR which set the bar, then the Fenix 5X, which even after two years with the watch never leaving my arm, I was still excited to use it every single day. I’ve owned every Fenix model since the 3, and the 6 Pro Solar doesn’t disappoint. I’ll be specifically using the Fenix 6x Pro Solar, which I’ve had on my wrist 24/7 since the day it came out. Okay, spoiler alert, the Fenix 6 is a great, if not the greatest, outdoors watch so far. In this review and how-to guide I’m going to focus on the hiking and outdoors applications of the Fenix 6.

For the first time ever, I received a “high stress level” alert when I was in line to get my COVID-19 vaccine at Walgreens.Garmin Fenix 6 In-Depth Review In This Guide The app provides short and sweet summaries of each day’s stress levels to help you more wisely plan out your day. Your stress throughout the day is reflected on the watch and in Garmin Connect.

All-day stress tracking: Stress tracking is another high point for the Venu 2.

VO2 max: I’ve always had consistent VO2 max numbers on Garmin devices, and the Venu 2 is no different.

I must say I don’t regularly use this feature because I know I drink enough water throughout the day, but it comes in handy for those who need to improve their water consumption.

Hydration tracking: You can track your hydration levels on the watch and in Garmin Connect.

There aren’t any new updates to report on the Venu 2.

Women’s health features: I could not test Garmin’s menstrual cycle tracking or pregnancy tracking features.

You can also trigger the feature manually if you feel like you’re in trouble and need to contact someone. The watch can send your name and location to your emergency contacts if it senses an incident.

Incident detection and assistance: Like most recent Garmin watches, the Venu 2 can notify your emergency contacts if something happens to you during your workout.

And finally, here are a handful of other Garmin Venu 2 features that have returned and essentially gone unchanged from the original Venu: