Garmin's smallest Fenix 5 becomes even more tempting with the new features. Yes, it's expensive, but now that it's loaded with topographic maps you're no longer skimping on big features by paying less ...

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Garmin refreshes its premium fitness-tracking smartwatch series with the Fenix 5 Plus. The new models boast internal music storage, NFC payments, upgraded sensors, and more. Consumers already know ...

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The Garmin Fenix 5X does everything – and then some. The range of sports tracking is exhaustive and the new pulse ox acclimator gives it an edge in the outdoors – but it’s also more capable off the ...

Excellent range of features in a rugged sports watch. Supports a wide variety of outdoor activities and tracking accessories. Maps feature is powerful. Easy to read in bright sun. Great battery life.

The Fenix 6 is Garmin’s top-tier smartwatch, replacing the Fenix 5 Plus and is going to appeal to the more dedicated sporting enthusiasts, those who do more exercise than the rest of us put together.

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