Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2), 3,56 cm (1.4"), AMOLED, Touchscreen, 32 GB, GPS, 88 g
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Die Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 Sapphire Titanium 51mm überzeugt mit einem brillanten AMOLED-Display, robuster Titan- und Saphirglas-Konstruktion und exzellenter GPS-Genauigkeit. Die Akkulaufzeit ist besonders beim größten Modell beeindruckend, und die Sport- und Gesundheitsfunktionen sind sehr umfangreich. Das Modell ist jedoch teuer und durch Größe und Gewicht weniger für schmale Handgelenke geeignet. Es gibt keine Solar-Ladefunktion und die Bedienung erfordert Einarbeitung. Wer höchste Qualität und viele Funktionen sucht, trifft hier eine sehr gute Wahl, muss aber mit einem hohen Preis und einer gewissen Eingewöhnung rechnen.
Bewertungen von Garmin epix Pro (Gen 2), 3,56 cm (1.4"), AMOLED, Touchscreen, 32 GB, GPS, 88 g
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Best sports watch I have owed, it looks the part and plays the game Packed full of features, love the sleep coach and morning sleep report's
Best sports watch I have owed, it looks the part and plays the game Packed full of features, love the sleep coach and morning sleep report's
Andy
5. Juli 2026
watch does function well but price tag is too much
watch does function well but price tag is too much
Gerard
28. Mai 2026
Great product with many different options. Got on special for half price. Very happy.
Great product with many different options. Got on special for half price. Very happy.
Phil
24. Mai 2026
Great watch when purchased on special! Value for Money is unbeatable.
Great watch when purchased on special! Value for Money is unbeatable.
J Borg
16. Mai 2026
Awesome product. Only thing is that the battery life is way overestimated. It's a watch for multisport/tri-athletes and can track a ton of stuff. So, if you train every day (avg. 1.5h activities), and even multiple times per day, you can expect that the battery will last for less than 6 days. You will lose only 1:15 h of tracking to charge it fully, but the 15d of battery is a poor estimation as it lasts that long if you just wear it and not using it for activities. I find it funny - it's advertised for 15days of battery and you are encouraged to track any single action you do, but if you do so, it lasts less than a half of what mentioned. Same of car fuel consumption - only true if the car rolls on oil smooth rollers in absence of atmosphere. Awesome technology and watch anyway. Last note: HR works fine almost always. but i.e. in rowing or other wrist position it may fail to track initially - considering to pair it with arm bend or chest strap for better accuracy.
Awesome product. Only thing is that the battery life is way overestimated. It's a watch for multisport/tri-athletes and can track a ton of stuff. So, if you train every day (avg. 1.5h activities), and even multiple times per day, you can expect that the battery will last for less than 6 days. You will lose only 1:15 h of tracking to charge it fully, but the 15d of battery is a poor estimation as it lasts that long if you just wear it and not using it for activities. I find it funny - it's advertised for 15days of battery and you are encouraged to track any single action you do, but if you do so, it lasts less than a half of what mentioned. Same of car fuel consumption - only true if the car rolls on oil smooth rollers in absence of atmosphere. Awesome technology and watch anyway. Last note: HR works fine almost always. but i.e. in rowing or other wrist position it may fail to track initially - considering to pair it with arm bend or chest strap for better accuracy.
EPIX PRO GEN 2
29. April 2026
