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Has everything you need with a much better battery life compared to earlier models

Bought it about 1 month ago now to replace an iwatch due to battery length and stuff that tracks what I am doing better. I will not go back to an iWatch in the future, unless Garmin has a collaboration.

I previously bought a used fenix 6 to check out what Garmin has to offer. A month later I was sold and upgraded to the fenix 7 solar sapphire. Since the 6’s bezel was scratched but the glass was intact I knew I had to get sapphire. Anyway, the size is perfect, I charge it everyday and battery drops 4-9% depending on the activity. Gps is so accurate, I hike a lot and compare it to my friends Galaxy watch, and we are always so off since I get every detail and turn and hers is “approximate distance”. The looks of the watch is also so clean. I’m not sure if the 8 will give me more than what I already get from the 7. But as of now 10/10

This is my second Garmin watch because of its battery longevity, durability and ease of use.

This is my fourth Garmin watch, and I am amazed at its capabilities. I’m old, and it is much smarter than I am, but it is intuitive enough for me to see what I want. I don't feel like I've scratched the surface of what it can do.

I’m not much of a review writer, but this watch is awesome. The battery life on it is incredible. I’m still trying to get used to all the features, but so far it’s awesome

Great watch easy to use so many features month in and very pleased

Got this watch a few weeks ago and it really does everything I need. Some of the interface with iPhones could be a little smoother, but the accuracy, quality and versatility are awesome.

I came from an Apple Watch background. I feel like the minority in my friend group, but I found the ease and user-friendliness severely underperformed the Apple Watch. For example, I have to make 5 button pushes to start a timer, whereas on Apple Watch I can use Siri to say “5 minutes” and boom- it’s done. You also have to make several button pushes during weight lifting for your sets which I don’t love, and I feel like this forces me to pay more attention to my watch than the workout itself. I exercise by running, biking, and weight lifting, and, outside of the excessive button-pushing, I found that the fenix captured those needs just fine. The battery life is fantastic. The sleep tracking is great as well. For me personally, I realized I used Siri and my Apple watch to text/call much more than I had thought. However, outside of the battery, I personally think the Apple Watch performs above and beyond in terms of ease and user-friendliness.

The Garmin effect is real. If you’re willing to hit the wall running, this watch will take you further than you think you’re capable of. I went from running one half marathon a year to completing the Leadville100. Garmin doesn’t motivate you with fluff, it gives you data, discipline, and confidence. If you’re serious about endurance, performance, stats and progression, Garmin will come in clutch. Lol, Yes a watch motivated me to train harder and become better!