Price: $1,099.99 - $849.99
(as of Nov 18, 2024 13:41:15 UTC - Details)

All day, every day — the epix™ Pro - Sapphire Edition smartwatch helps you conquer every hour. Designed for larger wrists, this ultimate high-performance smartwatch features a stunning AMOLED display. Go longer between charges with up to weeks of battery life in smartwatch mode. Rise to any challenge with advanced training features; hill score measures your climbing performance over time, and real-time stamina updates gauge your stamina potential. The bright LED flashlight provides convenient illumination when you need it. Prioritize your mental and physical wellness with 24/7 health monitoring features such as advanced sleep tracking, HRV status and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked). Navigate with preloaded TopoActive maps and ski resort maps; download even more regions for global adventures. Gain superior positioning accuracy in any environment while optimizing battery life, thanks to multi-band and multi GNSS with SatIQ™ technology.
Ultimate high-performance smartwatch features a large 1.4” always-on, stunning AMOLED display and a scratch-resistant sapphire lens with a titanium bezel designed for larger wrists
Built-in LED flashlight with variable intensities and strobe modes gives you greater awareness while you train at night and provides convenient illumination when you need it
New hill score feature measures your running strength and endurance during ascents and gauges your progress over time
New endurance score feature combines training data from all your athletic pursuits to help you understand how training impacts your overall endurance
Gain a more complete picture of your overall health, training and recovery with 24/7 health and wellness monitoring features such as HRV status and Pulse Ox; prioritize your rest and recovery with advanced sleep monitoring (this is not a medical device, and data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked; Pulse Ox not available in all countries)
Morning report and training readiness features combine important health and training data for easier interpretation and analysis
Focus your training with wrist-based running power, strength training features and advanced pacing modes to gauge your output on race day
Advanced navigation sensors combined with multi-band reception technology delivers more accurate positioning and multi-GNSS with SatIQ technology delivers improved coverage in challenging environments while also optimizing battery life
Check out preloaded maps for thousands of golf courses and ski resorts worldwide; use TopoActive maps to keep your explorations on track, and never miss a turn with Up Ahead navigation prompts
Track your favorite sports with even more activity profiles, such as soccer, football, baseball, volleyball, ice hockey and racquet sports
Reviewer: AV Guy
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The watch you didnt know you needed
Review: First, the watch is amazing with its battery life. Chumps with iWatches look on with envy.I have gone to a watch's worst nightmare, the beach, and not a single knick on the screen. I have swam in it, covered it in mud, and it asks for more!The only complaint is the watch band. I dont really like silicone as it pulls my hairs. I replaced it with a vinyl strap a few weeks ago, and it is the perfect watch. So comfortable and you will be the baller at the trailhead.I have had a torn labrum that will soon be fixed, so I cannot wait to get on the bike and do some descents!

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Overall great watch for hiking and outdoor activities.
Review: I use mine mainly for hiking, biking, and outdoor activities. The GPS feature works Flawlessly. I love that I can leave my phone in the car and can I still have my music and GPS. The apps in the Garmin store are decent. The amount of activity trackers are growing. The ones I use like hiking and bicycling work well for me. The Biometrics are fairly accurate. I’ve compared it to an Apple Watch and whoop band for heart rate HRV and VO two max..

Reviewer: Bryan Garrett
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Have had 4 Fenix versions over the years - the Epix Pro is a Fenix you can see in any light. AWESOME
Review: The Garmin Fenix has been the standard outdoor / sports watch for years, and the Epix Pro does everything my last Fenix does, but it's even better because I can see it no matter how bright it is outside. Battery life is a bit shorter (get 2-2 1/2 weeks per charge and using it to track outdoor activities versus about 4 weeks with the Fenix Pro), but the display is well worth that tradeoff. I recommend it to anyone needing a sports watch, and it does well paired with my iPhone for messages and alerts. I have an Apple Watch Ultra, but this is what's on my wrist almost constantly.

Reviewer: Walter Biffi
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Finally a watch that delivers!!
Review: I recently purchased the Garmin Epix Pro, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice! As an avid kayaker, I finally have a reliable way to track my kayaking trips and walks accurately. This watch has been a game-changer for my outdoor activities.The Garmin Epix Pro’s performance has exceeded my expectations. I was able to track 12 different activities, and to my amazement, I still had 5 days left of battery charge. This impressive battery life means I can focus on my adventures without constantly worrying about recharging.The GPS accuracy and activity tracking features are top-notch, providing detailed insights and data that help me monitor my progress and improve my performance. The watch is also comfortable to wear and built to withstand the rigors of outdoor activities, making it perfect for my frequent kayaking sessions.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the Garmin Epix Pro. It has enhanced my outdoor experiences, making tracking my activities easier and more enjoyable. I highly recommend this watch to anyone looking for a reliable and high-performance activity tracker.

Reviewer: TheMountainLife
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love hate relationship
Review: I switched to Android earlier this year which meant I had to dump my Apple Watch Ultra 2 for compatibility reasons.Pros:- Battery life- Durability- Bright screen- Flash light- CommunityCons:- There is a known issue with Garmin Pay and adding Chase visa cards. (spoke with support about this multiple times)- You CANNOT use Airpods pro 2 with this watch. Too many dropouts/disconnects. The watch isn't able to handle multiple connections so had to buy a dedicated headset just for it.- No driving Maps turn by turn directions available, had to download a 3rd party app that its ok.- The watch doesn't automatically display depth like Apple Watch or automatically start/suggest an activity.- This uses a watch beep type speaker so expect to know the difference between notifications.- Charging port is awkward and proprietary. No wireless charging.- The watch doesn't detect when you're not wearing it. If I take it off and sit it on a table the red/green lights continue non stop.- No way to lock the watch with a passcode or link it to your Garmin account to prevent theft.- Incoming phone calls I wish the watch vibrated more than once otherwise it feels like a text message.- Fall detection and emergency calling/texting is only active during workouts.I could go on. Yes the cons list is longer than the pros and this watch is on sale for $900 currently. Going to keep it as Android users only options are Samsung Watch, Pixel Watch and Fitbit which of the 2 you will be charging daily. If you're looking for more smart options the Venue 3 is best but isn't as rugged looking and misses a few features the Epix and Fenix has.

Reviewer: jeffrey m workman
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I only have 1 problem with Epix Pro Gen2
Review: So I’m on a hike. Get back to car all sweaty. Change into dry shirt. Put towel on seat so I don’t damage the fake leather. Go to store for a birthday cake for family member. Get home. Heading for shower. Go to take off watch, and I’m still on a hike. 7 mile hike plus a 30 mile drive messes any bit of performance data I would get from that hike. It’s a total loss. Apple Watch would’ve asked me a minute into my drive “finished hiking?”. Garmin doesn’t do that. Why this watch costs more than Apple Watch Ultra and doesn’t have any friggin idea that 70MPH on the freeway is not still part of a hike is irritating. Guess I’ll have to wear the Apple Watch Ultra on hikes as well to remind me to stop my activity on the Garmin watch. But other than that….love this watch!

Reviewer: Mike Kemp
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great Watch
Review: Perfect watch for my old eyes, as the larger Amoled screen allows me to read everything without glasses. And as far as a sports watch, this thing is top notch. I’m an avid runner and enjoy being able to track my runs and my health status. Will take me a while to explore all the features and metrics this thing offers. The only drawback is that it’s a little pricey, but worth it for me.

Reviewer: Thomas Wolf
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Best watch ever!!!
Review: Display is perfect, ease of use: a bit of a learning. 3 different sizes to choose from! Heart rate monitor is excellent! I have wore this watch for everyday since the day I purchased, easy to clean!! Soooooo much info on your wrist! Quality is a 10 out 10! I sold my apple ultra watch after purchasing this one! No need for anything else!!! Get one!!!!!

Reviewer: David
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Vengo de un Apple Watch ultra, el cual realmente me tiene contento, pero estoy en extremo cansado de tener que cargarlo a diario, algo que me ha gustado de los relojes es que puedo ponermelos y olvidarme de hechos hasta el momento en que los requiero para algo, fuera de ahi no me preocupo por tener que estar recargando ni haciendo nada mas, por ello opte a probar el Epix G2 de Garmin. Tengo poco mas de 10 dias con el y lo he tenido que cargar 1 vez justo hoy, siendo que podría haber durado un par de días mas, pero no esta mal si consideramos que de que llego (con 95% de batería) tuve que configurar y actualizar y aparte de estar manipulándolo los primeros días para aprender su manejo, así que muy probablemente me dure 2 semanas la batería con mi uso cotidiano el cual incluye de 1 a 3 entrenamientos diarios, 2 usando GPS y 1 sin GPS, (promedio poco mas de 2 horas diarias).Las funciones generales para mi son suficientes, notificaciones de apps como correo, mensajes y algunas otras, el único "pero" que puedo ponerle es que no tiene (al menos por ahora) la opción de administrar que apps pueden o no enviar notificaciones al reloj, es decir, o todas las apps envian notificaciones o solo llamadas y mensajes de texto... o ninguna, no existe una lista donde podamos seleccionar cuales si y cuales no como pasa en el mismo iphone o en los apple watch, es lo único qu eme gustaria tener pues no me sirve de nada tener notificaciones de whatss en el reloj, entre algunos correos y otros detalles.Fuera de eso puedo decir que estoy sumamente contento con el reloj, los resultados de las mediciones de actividad física son muy similares al apple watch y segun varios analisis estas medidas tienen una excelente referencia lo que los convierte en un excelente opción para quien gusta de hacer algo de ejercicio.

Reviewer: Ryan
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: I am a bit of a sucker for gadgets and I like having the latest gadgets! I have the Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Sapphire, and it has been terrific. My biggest gripe with the watch is the dull screen display due to the MIPS, however the benefit is in direct sunlight it is really good and saves battery.I upgraded to the Garmin Epix Gen 2 51mm Sapphire for a couple of reasons:-a brighter display, Amoled-better battery-included flashlight (so handy)After using the watch for near a month, here are my take aways (again I am comparing to a Samsung Galaxy smart watch and a Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Sapphire)-Incredible battery life. I would not have believed this battery life, but it is incredible. I have done 8 14KM bike rides, sleep with the watch every night and wear all day. I am at 52% battery life after 14 days on this charge. My Fenix 6x would last 6 or 7 days with this use, or be around 20% so I started getting battery anxiety. Really incredible.-The screen. So I was tempted to go for the Fenix 7X Pro Sapphire with the improved MIPS screen, and reading how some people said the Amoled was no good in the sun. The Amoled is no issue for me outside, this includes golfing and riding my mountain bike. I repeat, no issue. I even have always on display and this is not issue, again withe excellent battery life. I have read some reviews where people commented that the MIPS is nice to look at the screen and not have to gesture the screen on, I do agree with this as this is possible, however with AOD this problem is mostly solved. The brightness and crispness of the Amoled display, in my case far outweighs any perceived negatives with the Amoled. It is clearer, crisper and brighter. You are able to register and recognize the time very quickly. I would have an extremely difficult time going back to MIPS. The only downside on a straight up comparison is that scrolling through menus when in the settings takes slightly longer as the screen has more data points to fill, again if you are constantly changing settings, then this may be an issue.-Other bonuses, the flashlight is just really handy, I did not think it would be that cool, useful. The improved metrics are noticeable, I have worn all 3 watches and this appears to be the most accurate and quickest on GPS. The Titanium back is a must.I cannot say if this is worth the price of an upgrade, it all depends on your finances, what you value and what matters. To me it is worth it, to someone else it may not be.

Reviewer: Alejandro Martínez Kuri
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Tenía un fénix 6 pro y me siento muy satisfecho con el cambio de modelo. El Epix Pro se siente más ligero y se ve más padre con la pantalla Led. Otra ventaja es que también ya es touch la pantalla.

Reviewer: DAXX
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Upgraded to the Epix from a Fenix 6X. Many may wonder is it worth it to get the Epix if you already have a reasonably late model Fenix. My take, yes. But cost can't be ignored obviously and is relative.The display is a significant upgrade from the MIPS Fenix 6. And while I was concerned using the AMOLED display of the Epix in bright sunlight, it's absolutely not an issue when the backlight is used. The second upgrade from the Fenix 6 series which is also significant is battery life. It's almost twice that of the Fenix 6 I used with comparable settings.A worthy mention here is the GPS signal is noticeably quicker to connect and a little more accurate. Another is the flashlight. I find myself using it after thinking it was quite unnecessary.The interface is typical Garmin. Simple, the menus are well laid out and it's easy to make adjustments.It's a fantastic watch. Glad they kept the lug width @ 26mm so the titanium band I used on the Fenix 6 works with the Epix.Garmin continues to be the grand leader in this segment. The advancements have been progressive and a real positive over the years. I've looked hard to get something better, but can't at this point in time.Recommended.

Reviewer: Manuel
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: El reloj está increíble, se ve muy bien y tiene todas las funciones que he necesitado hasta ahora con muchas formas de monitorear cómo vas avanzando en tu entrenamiento, desde tus niveles de resistencia y energía, hasta batería corporal y preparación para entrenar.Mis entrenamientos principales son de fuerza y de intervalos de alta intensidad, y no ha tenido ningún problema para medirme el ritmo cardíaco durante estos ejercicios. El contador de pasos y de escaleras subidas/bajadas también es muy preciso.Tiene muchos deportes y ejercicios predeterminados y en la app de Garmin Connect puedes crear tus propios entrenamientos.La medición de sueño no siento que se del todo confiable y leyendo la experiencia de otros en internet, parece que estamos de acuerdo. Me ha detectado siestas al estar sentado usando mi teléfono o cuando estoy en mi PC. También ha detectado erróneamente la hora en que me duermo.Otro punto que podría ser más personal que algo del reloj, es que me ha detectado subidas de estrés cuándo estoy haciendo una actividad diaria, como hacer de comer por ejemplo, entonces creo que el algoritmo que utiza el reloj para calcular el estrés es un poco sensible, al menos en mi caso.Con excepción de la medición de sueño y estrés, que en mi uso no son tan importantes (por lo que mantiene sus 5 estrellas), el reloj me ha gustado muchísimo y no dudaría en recomendarlo.