Garmin brought multi-band GPS to consumer watches with the Fenix 7 family. You’ll find it in the pricey Sapphire Solar models of the Fenix 7S, Fenix 7 and Fenix 7X.

Garmin Fenix 6: The standard model, features a 1.3-inch screen, 47mm case size, and a 22mm band Garmin Fenix 6X: The largest model, features a 1.4-inch screen, 51mm case size, and a 26mm band ...

Garmin Fenix 6 Hands-on Review: ... In addition, each watch is available in a variety of case and band colors; bands can now be swapped out more easily, via a quick-release mechanism.

Jon Hosler, Garmin’s senior product manager for Fenix devices, claims it took almost 18 months of development to get the 6 to launch, so we were expecting more than just a few subtle changes ...

The Fenix 6, 6S and 6X come in Sapphire editions featuring scratch-resistant, you guessed it, sapphire faces. There are also new rose gold, champagne and gray cases, as well as nylon bands and a ...

Garmin ups the ante in the adventure watch market by adding solar charging, ski maps and more to its lineup of Fenix outdoor adventure watches. The new Fenix 6 series is available in a size ...

About this Garmin Fenix 7 review: I used the Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar edition for 10 days, running software version 5.35. It was connected to my Google Pixel 6 throughout the testing period.

You can also pick from one of the many different, but fairly pricey bands available through Garmin. The underside of the Fenix 6X Pro is where you’ll find Garmin’s optical sensors (HR and SpO2 ...