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Garmin Fenix 3

Posted on May 23, 2015April 9, 2020 By Hulk

While the world fawns over the Apple Watch, serious runners and adventurers know an outdoor sportswatch is a far better way of spending your money, and this is Garmin’s most ambitious effort yet.

Following on from last year’s Garmin Fenix 2, the Fenix 3 brings with it a new colour screen, more activity modes and faster GPS locking. You get a limited number of smartphone notifications, if you want them, but the emphasis is on tracking your vital statistics as you journey through the great outdoors (or work out inside).

All that for the hefty sum of £369 ($499, AU$650) with a grey or silver strap. For £449 ($599, AU$849) you can pick up a premium Sapphire edition of the Fenix 3 with extra-tough glass on the face (hence the name) and an additional metal strap.
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