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The watch was used by the spouse and he liked it. Familiar Garmin menu buttons, such as in the Fenix ​​6 pro model. The watch is really light and graceful. The menus work smoothly, and there has been no slowdown after a month of use. The MIP screen is always just as comfortable to watch outside, not disturbed by sunlight. One star left for the fact that the battery does not give a low charge alarm until just a moment before turning off. The watch does not have adjustable power management features, etc., where this could have been adjusted. Otherwise, the battery life is as promised. And those advertising pictures give too good a picture of the quality of the screen. The screen is clear, of course, but a little more "jagged" on the edges of the texts than you could tell from the pictures.

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Gives what it promises. A high-quality basic watch for those who need everything essential for training, but no special additional features.

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The watch is quite small, which is a really good thing for a narrow-minded user. For myself, the watch has stayed firmly in place on the running loops. Sure, a small screen also limits the amount of information it can display, but that hasn’t bothered me. I have also liked the fact that the watch does not have a touch screen, but all control is done through the buttons and the gloves are also possible in the hand. The design of the watch is a bit outdated. The downside also comes from the fact that there is no skiing in the performance menu. Battery life with continuous heart rate measurement and daily performance has been just over a week.