fenix 7S Stainless Steel Smartwatch
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Garmin's Fenix 7S Stainless Steel Sport Watch is similar to the standard Fenix 7 except it's a smaller size with a stainless steel construction. This multisport GPS watch serves us well whether we're skiing, trekking, working out, golfing, or working the 9 to 5. Like previous Fenix models, this seventh generation is jam-packed with features ranging from monitoring our heart rates or navigating us through the backcountry.
Details
- Stainless steel styled multisport GPS watch for athletic adventurers
- Smaller size with a 1.2-inch always-on display perfectly fits narrower writs
- Responsive touchscreen and trusted buttons navigate 30+ built-in sport apps
- Training modules include 24/7 health and wellness monitoring and a heart rate monitor
- GPS features multi-band frequency, 3-axis compass, gyroscope, and altimeter
- TopoActive maps for thousands of golf courses and ski resorts
- Rechargeable battery time boasts 11-day life in smartwatch mode
- Please see size chart for complete list of technical features
- Item #GRMF02Z
- Housing Material
- stainless steel
- Strap Material
- Graphite
- Face Material
- gorilla glass
- Movement
- digital
- Altimeter
- barometric
- Heart Rate Monitor
- wrist-based
- Technical Features
- see size chart
- Battery Type
- removable internal lithium-ion
- Battery Life
- [watch] < 11 days [battery saver] < 38 days [GPS] < 37 hours [satellite systems] 26 hours [satellite, music] < 7 hours [max GPS] < 90 hours [expedition GPS] < 26 days
- Includes
- watch, charging/data cable, documentation
- Claimed Weight
- 2.2oz (63g)
- Submersible
- 10 ATM
- Face Size
- 42 x 42 x 14.1mm
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
- Activity
- casual, travel, hiking, backpacking, skiing, snowboarding, backpacking, alpine, mountaineering, running, training, cycling, commuting
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Overall Rating
4 based on 30 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageNovember 30, 2023
Worth the money!
I’ve used a vivoactive for years and liked it. I’ve started doing more trails and needed a solid GPS function and battery life and this has been phenomenal. The price tag initially hurt but considering I used my vivoactive for hundreds of miles and daily use, I would say that I got maximum utility out of the product. Considering I plan on wearing this watch everyday and using it for long distance runs as well as health tracking everyday for the next several years I believe the value exceeds the initial price tag. It may be inexpensive for some but I try to be as shrewd as possible spending money on myself and what in my head was a luxury item. The watch has now become a necessity.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
November 21, 2023
Amazing for runners!
I bought it a few weeks ago, swapping from an apple watch, and it is amazing. Great for customizing runs where I want to keep my HR low without having to look at my watch the entire time - it'll alert you when you're out of range. Building workouts (speed runs, weight lighting) in the connect app and having them on your watch is incredibly user friendly and great for the gym to not stare at your phone the entire time, or time yourself on an interval run. The DATA - in no short supply either from sleep, training readiness, etc.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
November 4, 2023
Short on storage
I bought this a few weeks ago. My only disappointment is that it only has 16G memory
Originally reviewed on Garmin
October 6, 2023
Everything I wanted plus more!
Best device I have ever worn. This is the 5th Garmin I have owned and it does everything I want plus more! I’m still learning the features but the fact that the battery has such a long life is the best thing so far!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
August 30, 2023
Start/Stop button not working
I really like so many things about this watch. Loving the music feature. Wallet pay feature is great. These are great upgrades to the Phoenix five that I had previously. Of course it has all the features for tracking, hiking running, etc. that I’m used to. Unfortunately the start stop button is not working so I cannot reliably turn it on to start timing my runs our hikes. Plan to work with company on exchanging for a new one.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
August 26, 2023
1st Garmin & I love it!
I was looking for a replacement of my whoop. tired of subscription! The fenix does more and I believe it is more accurate then the whoop! Def highly recommend it!!
Originally reviewed on Garmin
July 31, 2023
très complète mais problèmes de connexion
Je l'ai depuis 1 an. Gps hyper fiable Oxymètre hyper fiable, mais on ne peut pas se fier aux messages quant à l'acclimation. Gros problèmes de connexion bluetooth sur plusieurs appareils (téléphones samsung, téléphone apple et ordinateur.) Relativement fiable en piscine... à 25 mètres près sur 2000 cartes hyper précises et fiables
Originally reviewed on Garmin
June 18, 2023
Still learning the features but love it
Upgraded from Fenix 3. The size of the 7s is fantastic. The watch face is clear and easy to see. I bought it for the Training readiness and HRV data, which so far seem repeatable. I feel like to start a workout and save them, it's more button pushes, because it gives you more options (like restart later).
Originally reviewed on Garmin
June 11, 2023
So so
I bought the fenix7s less than one month ago, while I love so many features I am debating sending it back. The weather never syncs, my texts, phone calls and notifications stopped coming through now as well. I wanted to love it but it’s not cheap. The battery life is already becoming less and less as well. I had to charge after 3 days again.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
June 10, 2023
Great!
Haven't been able to use all the features but everything so far has been great! Step up form my forerunner 645. The touchscreen is really nice... Use it more than I thought. And hotkeys makes it easy to turn off along with making quick access to other commonly used functions. Only downside is I can't use the watch and I had from my previous watch.
Originally reviewed on Garmin
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