Really happy I bought this fitness tracking watch. It does everything I need it to, and more. My only regret is getting an e-mail every_single_day since buying it nagging me to write a review for it. Seems a bit excessive since I've barely owned it a week and haven't even learned all the features yet. But they want their review so badly they can't seem to shut up about it, so here it is.

Foreword: Know how to think in Garmin beforehand. I had no experience in setting up and configuring both the watch and the smartphone to work together to fulfill my expectations. Once I succeeded, the watch is a level of technology that's seamless. I highly recommend the fenix 6 if you want that much flexibility and capability! Not to mention the extraordinary battery life!

Hi I used the fenix so far for weight lifting but the "weight strength" set up is way too complicated and most of the exercises do not count the reps done. I wish it could simply track the heart beat, calories and time on the screen instead of dealing with rest time and reps that as I said doesnt work most of the time. I hope with running and hiking the watch work better

I'm about a week into using the Fenix 6. It's exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something for multi-sport, running and hiking. The battery and the stats are unbeatable. With some sport settings (i.e. Yoga) you need to click lap after each pose. I wish there was an option to turn off this setting. So far, that's the only thing I would change

After I charged it completely I returned it when I realized the face Looks faded.... I adjusted the backlight is much as I could and it still looks like a faded watch. I bought the watch for quick use of text messages and phone calls while I'm in meetings And the faded screen would have made it difficult for me. I returned it.

The Garmin Fenix 6 is one of, if not the best multi-sport smartwatch money can buy, bringing performance and adventure tracking as well as GPS-based mapping to just about every outdoor activity you can think of. However, there’s a downside. It comes with a big price tag that will put most people off.

Cannot be beaten for outdoor tracking; Solid and robust design; Accurate activity tracking;

Not many new features over Fenix 5 Plus; Very expensive; Not the most stylish of watches

The Fenix 6 has to be one of the best smartwatches on the market today. Sure, it doesn’t look as sleek as the Apple Watch, but that’s not the idea here. Anyone who is truly into their fitness will more than appreciate the endless features that Fenix 6 has to offer and how it’s able to handle everything you throw at it - now with better power options and user interface that make it much easier to use. It is, without a doubt, the best fitness smartwatch money can buy. It’s just a great shame you need a lot of it to get one. But should you buy one? Well, if you already own a Fenix 5 or later, it’s probably not worth the upgrade. Nevertheless, those who don’t already have a dedicated smartwatch and are getting more serious about fitness and looking to upgrade their smartwatch game can’t go wrong with Garmin’s latest release.

Best smartwatch for outdoor fitness; Strong, rugged and robust design; Brilliant screen; Accurate and extremely detailed activity tracking;

The price..ouch; Can’t/shouldn't be worn outside fitness;

Best smartwatch for outdoor fitness; Strong, rugged and robust design; Brilliant screen; Accurate and extremely detailed activity tracking;

The price..ouch; Can’t/shouldn’t be worn outside fitness;

Best smartwatch for outdoor fitness; Strong, rugged and robust design; Brilliant screen; Accurate and extremely detailed activity tracking;

The price..ouch; Can’t/shouldn’t be worn outside fitness;