Garmin on Wednesday announced the next iteration in its Fenix line of high-end athletic watches. The company unveiled the Fenix 5 and Fenix 5X, as well as the Fenix 5S, the first high-end Garmin watch designed specifically for females.

There's the Fenix 5, Fenix 5X and the Fenix 5S, Garmin's first high-end watch designed specifically for smaller wrists.

Garmin's new smartwatches aren't for everyone. They'll only suit people who're serious about sports tracking or venture outdoors on hikes, ski trips or bike rides on a regular basis. It's not cheap, so we'd recommend looking elsewhere if GPS isn't essential to you. We're impressed with Garmin's new designs, though, and much prefer their look to previous models. We're looking forward to spending more time with the Fenix 5 watches to bring you our final verdict and star rating soon.

Able to track almost anything; Full training companion; Astounding build quality; Excellent battery life;

Physical button inputs can be confusing; Amount of data can actually confound; Connect partner app isn’t the clearest; Expensive;