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When it is very, very, dark I have to press a button to temporarily activate the backlight. The Fenix 3 I wore like ten years ago had a setting to turn the bac
by mikestew 4y ago
When it is very, very, dark I have to press a button to temporarily activate the backlight.
The Fenix 3 I wore like ten years ago had a setting to turn the backlight on when I turned my wrist. It was not as reliable as the same functionality on Apple Watch, but good enough.
I’m an Apple Watch guy myself, but I’ve got a drawer full of Garmins, and they might make a fine choice for OP.
- marcus0x62 4y agoI don’t think the instinct line does this, but it does highlight something worth mentioning for anyone considering Garmin watches — these aren’t like Apple watches, where there are a few key differences between the various models. The UX and feature set is wildly different, and there isn’t even a real hierarchy where you can say “model a has features 1 and 2; model b has that plus feature 3; etc.”