Having become a true expert in the design of connected watches for adventurers and sports enthusiasts, Garmin is continuing its momentum by announcing two new models.
Just yesterday, Google’s Pixel Watch 2 gave us the first details about it. Now let’s find out what Garmin’s future watches have under the dial!
Garmin unveils its new Epix Pro watches for sportsmen and adventurers
It’s not one, but two new watches that have just been announced by Garmin. The American manufacturer, which has accustomed us to smart watch high-flying in recent years, will first start by spoiling us with its new Epix Pro watches. Available in three sizes, namely 42 millimeters, 47 millimeters and 51 millimeters, these are designed to fit all wrists. Like the Epix (Gen 2) models released last year, these Pro iterations will feature AMOLED displays.
The adventurers among you will be able to count on the presence of an integrated flashlight, while the sportsmen will be able to take advantage of new data related to their activities. Whether you practice football, racket sports or running, you can monitor your performance thanks to the integration of new advanced measures. As usual with Garmin watches, you can also count on a long-lasting battery and a robust design designed to accompany you during your sports activities and your (night) explorations.
The sunscreen always exclusive to the Fenix 7 Pro range
It will probably not have escaped you, the sunscreen is still absent from the models of the Epix Pro range. Indeed, to take advantage of the solar charging functionality, you will have to look at the side of the freshly unveiled Fenix 7 Pro series. When it comes to specs and functionality, the Fenix 7 Pro is completely identical to the Epix Pro. It is also available in three formats (41 mm, 47 mm and 51 mm).
If you hope to be able to hang one of these new watches around your wrist, know that you will have to pay no less than 849.99 euros for the Fenix Pro against 949.99 euros for the Epix Pro. Note that these are the starting prices and the watches will therefore cost you (much) more depending on the size and type of screen you choose.
Source : Engadget
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