Garmin Fenix 7 Pro, Tundra

I love this watch in almost every way. I am a very active person with hobbies ranging from hiking to surfing and almost everything in between. My main realm of exercise revolves around the ocean and I am thankful for a watch that tracks it all so I can see my training progress (and link it to surfline to see my waves 8-) ). The only issue is after months of surfing, the "down" button will gum up and not work anymore even after a nice long soak in warm water. I hear this is improved upon in the Fenix 8 and would love to try it one day but thankfully Garmin takes care of me if I ever have an issue with my watch. Unless you're a serious ocean athlete, this watch is absolutely your best friend and with garmin support you can't go wrong.

We bought two models: fenix 5 and fenix 7 pro solar. Both watch run out of service and required repair. Fenix 5 required screen replacement (wasn’t physically broken, it just stopped operating while the watch itself was ok). Fenix 7 was diagnosed for charging controller outage which caused battery damage. Both were used by my wife, who is not an extreme sportsman and does only recreational swimming, hiking and cycling. Very disappointing experience.

Received this as a gift a month ago and it’s been everything I need and more.

A fantastic way to track progress across a variety of sports. Some of the data definitely isn’t 100% accurate but it provides great insight as a means of comparison.

I upgraded from my fenix 7s pro because that battery was not great and I wanted a watch with a battery life that would last for 40+ hrs. I got that with the fenix 7 pro. I'm very happy with all the features of this watch and am so glad I got it. The only con is the watch face is big but it's a sacrifice for a bigger battery.

I bought this 2 weeks ago and it dies in 5 days and does not have the battery life said.

It keeps resetting and customer service did an upgrade from a prior bad one and I paid for an upgrade - they sent me a recertified rather than a new one. Terrible product and customer service. Note it seemed positive at first then they go for profit.

One of the biggest surprises for me was how much the detailed metrics opened my eyes to things I wasn’t even accounting for before—like recovery time, heart rate variability, and sleep quality. I used to just track basic distance and time, but this watch really shows you the full picture of your health and performance. It's helped me make smarter decisions about training, rest, and even daily stress management. The build quality is amazing too—super tough yet surprisingly lightweight for how durable it feels. The sapphire crystal and solar charging are a game-changer; I barely worry about battery life even with heavy GPS use. Navigation features are also top-tier, and I love how intuitive the touchscreen is without sacrificing the classic button setup. Another huge plus: the mapping and outdoor features are incredibly detailed. Whether I’m running, hiking, or cycling, the watch keeps me locked into the route and even alerts me if I go off track. It’s truly a complete adventure companion. If you want something that not only tracks your workouts but genuinely helps you optimize your lifestyle, this watch is worth it.

I'm mostly satisfied with the watch. It's a great build, as are all Fenix watches. I had to purchase this because my Fenix 6 had a hardware failure. I do regret the purchase a bit knowing now that Garmin shifted a flagship unit to software maintenance mode after only a year and a half on the market. Garmin products are still solid but the company isn't what it used to be.

I have had this watch for over a month now and love it. I have Garmin Connect on my Android it works great, pairs quickly with the watch with no issues. I rarely take it off and use it to work on my sleep, physical activity and to keep me from getting lost, lol. I wish I had purchased one sooner.