Name: Fenix 6 Pro Sapphire
Brand: Garmin
SKU: 506406
Rating: 4.1 (41 reviews)

4.2

based on all reviews

Fenix 5 plus OHR was quite good
most practical and consistent
GPS track is astoundingly good

it s obviously not entirely a replacement
setup can be a little on the tricky side
mind a little less battery

Screen resolution: 260, 260 px
Touchscreen: no
Colour screen: yes
Display type: MIP
Heart rate monitor: Built-in
Bluetooth: yes
Gps: yes

Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Sapphire - Pros & Cons

Fenix 5 plus OHR was quite good
most practical and consistent
GPS track is astoundingly good
the track is smoother when you're going faster
The effort you put in is amazing
gradual improvement would help with recovery and motivation
battery life is pretty good
pace stable and consistent
Backcountry & Competitive Cyclist offer free 2-day shipping
The navigation features are also top-notch
full-color interface and easy navigation
the Sapphire is more durable than the Standard
The body battery and recovery time widgets are also useful
it worked perfectly
Full-color maps are easy to navigate and read
It also works well in extreme cold
screen's resolution is more than adequate and stats can be read easily
sturdy stainless steel casing and sapphire glass
long battery life and good navigational abilities
paired easily
and the sound quality was good
the same array of features and cutting-edge smarts
straddles sporty and formal in a reasonable fashion
The watch is fairly consistent with Garmin s claims
Garmin Connect app is very simple
simple
clean interface and a good range of heart
sheer variety makes it one of the best fitness trackers around
the onboard maps are detailed
and easy to see and use
slick user interface
monumental battery life
The on-screen map has fantastic levels of detail
Fenix 6 was very comfortable to wear
impressively comfortable to wear on the bike
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
watch to operate smoothly with a good degree of accuracy
tweaked design and feature improvements
definitely a nice touch checking the time should be completely effortless
most comprehensive
impressive and accurate multi-sport trackers
Everything we tested worked exceptionally well
Fenix 6 GPS tracking has been remarkably accurate
the GPS has been solid for me
The map feature is helpful for on the fly navigation
the interface is much better and the transfer is easy from the Garmin app
Garmin Instinct is a great (and affordable) alternative
quality and quantity of trails is better
They are both pretty spot on when conditions are good
excellent connectivity to cycling sensors
Garmin is very efficient with their power usage on the watch
backcountry and can track all our laps all day long with
well-featured watch offers excellent functionality for all kinds of sports
Ease of Use This watch is pretty intuitive
Navigate and enjoy full features with ample battery life
Accuracy is excellent
great accuracy
immense storage and excellent selection of features
very accurate and detailed onboard maps and excellent navigational capabilities
the very accurate and detailed onboard maps and excellent navigational capabilities
It is really easy to live with and looks the part
It is comfortable to wear with plenty of adjustment
build quality and sleek frame of

it s obviously not entirely a replacement
setup can be a little on the tricky side
mind a little less battery
It lacks buttons and has a more limited feature set - no music playback
scratches to the top of the watch s face are visible here
smaller size means focusing on the details takes a little more time
glass didn t crack or become damaged
but only works with a smartphone connection
it is also slow to measure changes in altitude
uber-pricey 6X Solar Pro model
isn t unnecessarily draining the battery every time you track an activity
Fenix 6 doesn t differ massively from its counterpart
purposely no touch compatibility
doesn't look as sleek as the Apple Watch
ability is impeded by the conditions
the track will suffer
not all Pro models have Sapphire glass
The pulse oximeter is not great
battery draining features on or off for a power mode
minimize GPS drift and nesting
The map is also incredibly chaotic with information and colors
fenix 6 has a whopping 32 GB of space
intentionally makes the fenix line of watches heavily built for rugged environments
thicker and heavier
stress level indicator
The buttons are a little smaller than most
buttons are a little smaller than most
No cherry-picked units sent by manufacturers
the design is bulky and heavy
lost connection with this sensor
The watch is noticeably larger and heavier on your wrist
doesn t have is ECG for tracking heart arrhythmia
It is not supported by many banks in the UK
requires bright sunlight to meaningfully top up the battery
Garmin Fenix 6S touch screen
Water can heavily impact the use of touch screen sports watches
solar charging capability is not worth the extra cost
slightly gimmicky with a beeping countdown alarm alerting
Garmin Fenix 6S is not touch screen
price
which is bound to put most people off
sound ideal
have music and a more stylish-looking watch on your wrist
there is not a better option which is a shame
Garmin still only sell watches with standard length straps
Garmin algorithms are really pretty dumb and easily confused
Lost it in Thailand while jumping off of a boat
it s a bit hard to see in this photo
lose music and maps
as GPS tracking went slightly off-track
have to shell out a pretty penny to get your hands on it
is pretty inaccurate with many others
it s turned off to save battery life
It s a little challenging to navigate while running
The default watch face is pretty stylized and hard to read
it s on the pricey side
Watchband may be difficult to size to your wrist
Garmin Fenix series so expensive
The watch never struggled to read my HR
it might feel a little over-the-top
Pro will not only find a GPS signal faster
it losing signal during my runs and cycles
the solar charging is not worth the extra 140
ride data geeks
store does lack the polish of Apple or Google s storefronts

Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Sapphire - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Waterproof depth	10 m Best: Timex Ironman Triathlon 30-Lap T5K429 Waterproof depth: 200 m

Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Sapphire - Full Specifications

Screen resolution	260 x 260 px
Touchscreen	no
Colour screen	yes
Display type	MIP

Colour of product	Black,Grey Titanium
Protection features	Waterproof
Waterproof depth	10

Bluetooth	yes
GLONASS	yes
GPS	yes

Width	1.85 in
Depth	1.85 in

Heart Rate Monitor	Built-in
Distance meter	yes
Alarm	yes
Barometer	yes
Pedometer	yes
Stopwatch	yes
Temperature sensor	yes
Timer	yes

Battery type	Built-in
Battery life (standby mode)	14.0 day

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4.3

Based on 7 reviews

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4.0

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Published: 02.09.2019

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Published: 10.03.2021

Garmin Fenix 6 review

4.5

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Published: 14.09.2021

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A do-it-all smartwatch that might be a touch too rough for some

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Published: 17.08.2020

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An everyday smart sports watch that goes anywhere and tracks everything while lasting a week and charging from the sun

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Published: 10.08.2020

Garmin Fenix 6 review: long live the sports watch king

4.5

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