epix Pro (Gen 2), 51mm

TLDR: get a heart rate strap, connect everything to your edge once, and call it a day- no need to use the watch for anything. Every time you go for a ride just turn on the edge and everything else will connect automatically, then sync to your phone at the end of the ride. I have the same set up (edg

The most direct, truthful, answer for me is that I switched back to using an iPhone. When I use Android, it's Garmin. There's no good alternative in that space. However z I do believe the Apple Watch Ultra is the best smartwatch available overall. I've used a Garmin Epix Pro 2 Sapphire regularly sin

I have owned a Galaxy Watch Ultra. I currently own a Watch 8, a Garmin Epix Pro 2 51mm, and an Apple Watch Ultra. I run about 20-40 miles per week depending on if I am preparing for a race or not. I have an iPhone and a Samsung phone (currently zFold 7 and an iPhone 13 mini) because I use one for wo

I go back and forth on this as well. I have an iPhone and an Android phone (for work). So I have an Epix Pro Gen2 51mm, AWU, and a Galaxy Watch Ultra. They are all great devices honestly. I like to not bring my phone on runs if I can help it. Not possible with the Epix as I also like to have texting

well, it never happened with my Garmin Watches, and I had the epix pro 2 51mm, just as big and heavy as the Amazfit ultra 2, and, I have had a couple of Trex watches, trex3 and 3 pro, and never had this issue with ANY of those watches, all large and bulky. does anyone think that wiping the watch and

As previously mentioned, yes just start a hike and it logs GPS. You can set different gps networks and precision that impact battery usage. Last summer I backpacked for five days out of June Lakes tracking each day while hiking with heart rate tracking and still had plenty of battery life left. I th