You can then play an animation that looks ahead at the next several hours. Further, you can zoom in/out and pan around. Here’s the wind variant: Also included in the leak was what's suspected to be the Garmin Approach S70 - something that another leak suggests could be joined by a couple more Garmin golf announcements for 2023. The Garmin Epix Pro (Gen 2)’s careful design is excellent. I really appreciate the way it’s clearly a smartwatch but made and shaped by a team that understands watches. The Epix Pro (Gen 2) is a great alternative to Garmin’s luxurious Marq range for those who can’t stomach the very high prices this models attract. I’ve happily worn the smartwatch — but what about the functionality? A: Yes, Epix PRO is waterproof to 100m but is not sold as a dive watch, so the high rating covers waterproofing against high impacts on the water.

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There's also a more simplified version available, too, letting you ditch those additional stats to show off time, date, and heart rate only if things get a bit too busy for you. And again, as a reminder – every single software feature outlined above is coming to the existing Epix & Fenix 7 series units. Note that Redshift is only on Epix series units, not a Fenix 7 series display thing (either base or Pro models). Of course, these are all just rumors right now, but the imminent arrival of an Epix 2 Pro, with some relatively modest updates, currently looks more likely than a Garmin Fenix 8, which we aren't expecting to see until early 2024.The touchscreen is only one part of the way you interact with the Epix Pro (Gen 2), as it also has five buttons on the side of the case. The layout and basic functionality are clear, but it does get confusing as you dig into menus, and when you press a button in an activity expecting it to do one thing, it does another. The on-screen details are often confusing, too, with acronyms used or numbers presented without much explanation. Andy Boxall/Digital Trends

Epix Pro In-Depth Review: Now In Three Sizes! Garmin Epix Pro In-Depth Review: Now In Three Sizes!

The figure is determined by things Garmin is describing as 'Hill Endurance' and 'Hill Strength', as well as your VO2 Max. In itself, this is a little odd, because the new world of Unified Training Status should mean that it's ready from the get-go, as we've been logging data on Garmin watches for years.Technical specifications of the Fenix 7 Pro Series models The Garmin Epix Pro (Image: WinFuture) 2. Garmin Epix Pro (Gen2) If you're interested in the full, detailed analysis of what the Epix Pro offers, we'd suggest jumping over to our in-depth Epix 2 review. And you can see a breakdown of all the minor changes in our full Epix 2 and Epix Pro comparison.

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The three Epix Pro display sizes are 1.2/1.3″/1.4″ (same as Fenix 7 series), with resolutions of 390x390px, 416x416px, and 454x454px (respectively) With the Epix Pro not really trying to be a smartwatch filled with apps and widgets, we won't grade it too harshly in this regard. Basically, it just does enough to get by. Whether training for a 5K or something far longer, epix Pro Series is prepared for every step of the way. Every morning, users can receive a training readiness score to help them determine if it’s a good day to go hard or take it easy while metrics like VO2 max, training load, training status and more will help them gauge overall performance. Those preparing for their next race can take advantage of free Garmin Coach 5K, 10K or half marathon training plans and also use the race widget to view training tips, completion time predictions and an entire week of daily suggested workouts. For runners going the distance, epix Pro Series includes a wide range of advanced training features, including PacePro ™, ClimbPro, real-time stamina insights and wrist-based running power.Both watches have a fibre-reinforced polymer case with stainless steel/titanium bezels (dependent on the model), the classic five-button Garmin layout, a durable lens and more. There is a sad truth every outdoors person must face, which is that eventually, you have to move on from your #vanlife and get a real job. Even sponsored athletes get creaky or tear a rotator cuff eventually. You have to pay for your kids’ ski lessons somehow. So, if you can't stomach the price of Garmin's ultrarunner-friendly Enduro, you can still get one of its best faces. The Pro now sees the Epix match the three size options of the Fenix series, adding new heart rate sensors and new metrics that want to tell you whether you can easily run up those hills and go the ultra distance. From a features point of view, the Garmin Fenix 7 Pro and the Epix Pro are identical. They have all the health, wellness, performance and smart features of the watches they succeed, and then some.