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From the review I just read, the Fenix 7 greatly increases the solar capacity compared to the Fenix 6. It looks like a great watch but compared to my Fossil HR
by Fnoord 3y ago
From the review I just read, the Fenix 7 greatly increases the solar capacity compared to the Fenix 6.
It looks like a great watch but compared to my Fossil HR Collider: far more expensive, color screen instead of e-ink.
- nottorp 3y agoToo bad Garmin only targets the sporty look. If they made something that looked well with a suit too, maybe I'd bite. Or have they and I'm just not up to date with options?
- p_l 3y agoHonestly, Fenix series looks great with suits too, especially if you go for silvery-looking variants. I have metal bracelet for the times we need to go all out formal. They are, however, pretty chunky. Consider for example https://res.garmin.com/transform/image/upload/c_limit,dpr_1.0,f_auto,h_1486,q_auto,w_2730/c_limit,h_1486,w_2730/v1/Product_Images/en/products/010-02778-30/v/cf-xl?pgw=1&pgwact=1 https://res.garmin.com/transform/image/upload/c_limit,dpr_1....
- nottorp 3y agoOh. That does look like a watch. Seems to be the only model though. Noted, thanks.
- p_l 3y agoWell, Fenix series all look like that, at least since 5 which was my first Garmin.
- nottorp 3y agoNot the ones with plastic bracelets, thank you very much. I've clicked around a bit and i could find just one metal bracelet. And zero leather (even fake). I know you can generally swap bracelets* - if they're standard - but there's enough plastic garbage in the world if you ask me. * easy with leather, but if you want a metal bracelet that matches the metal body of the watch exactly, hard.
- p_l 3y agoI have more than one because I do use mine for training, the more flexible cloth or rubber ones for training, metal one for outings.