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| Sold By | Tech-Boutique | Certified Brands | STC Distributors (Serial # Recorded) | Certified Brands | Ultracell LLC | Tech-Boutique |
| size | 5 Plus | — | One Size | — | One Size | — |
| display size | 1.2 inches | 1.3 inches | 1.3 inches | 1.4 inches | 1.3 inches | 1.4 inches |
| connectivity tech | Bluetooth | Bluetooth | GPS | Bluetooth | Bluetooth | Wi-Fi, GPS |
| supported applications | Phone | GPS | Elevation Tracker, Distance Tracking, Fitness Tracker, Multisport Tracker, Sleep Monitor | GPS | Elevation Tracker, Distance Tracking, Fitness Tracker, Multisport Tracker, Sleep Monitor | Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Monitor |
| input interface | buttons | touch screen, buttons | buttons, touch screen | touch screen, buttons | touch screen | buttons, touch screen |
| wireless standard | bluetooth | bluetooth | — | — | bluetooth | bluetooth |
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I would buy again, Garmin - you have a customer for life
In the last 2 years or so I've had a bunch of wearables --1- Garmin Vivosmart - gen12- Garmin Vivosmart HR - gen13- Samsung Gear Fit - gen14- Samsung Gear S25- Garmin Fenix 3HR Sapphire6- Garmin Fenix 5 Plus Sapphire/TitaniumOf all the devices I've had, including the Fenix 3HR - they all felt like toys compared to the 5 Plus. It feels like a mature evolution of the line, a true upgrade in the time of diminishing returns on tech releases. I would have called it the Fenix 6 and would have partnered with Spotify for offline playback if I worked for Garmin. I cannot comment on direct comparisons with the 5 line, just the 3HR. Overall, I would weigh this watch 65% fitness/health tracking 35% smart watch right out of the box.EDIT: Garmin added Spotify offline playback on Fenix 5 Plus October 2018! It's the perfect watch for me now.--The watch is significantly faster than the previous series' offerings--Actually use the wireless pay - it's easy to access and works as intended--Offline maps are amazing, Garmin has the infrastructure from their previous businesses which translates beautifully to this watch. If not used, at least there's peace of mind there.--Music is a nice touch. But where is offline Spotify? C'mon Garmin, get it on the watch(es) you know it will push a TON of new customers over the edge and buy :)--Stress measurement is a good metric to have now. Accuracy seems suspect at times though.--Size down from 51mm (3HR) to 47mm for full featured kit. 51mm is BEEF brah.--Quick release bands are great. Not many vendors out there with aftermarket offerings right now, but enough to find something you would like.--As usual, stellar battery life. I get 7 days + with tons of notifications and short non-GPS or ultratrac records.--Plus the countless fitness tracking activities and possible sensor parings that this thing can do.Pricey? Heck yeah. Worth every penny? YES - I can't recommend this watch enough. Eat beans for a month or two and get the watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2021
I have had this watch for 4 weeks now and so far I love it! Its pretty huge on my wrist, and quite heavy, and on the first day I thought there was no way I could wear this thing, but it is actually quite comfortable! It has all of the features I wanted and more, and is pretty easy to operate. I love the compass & altameter, activity tracking, timer, stopwatch, sleep tracking, heart rate, stress detector, and alarm. I have not used maps yet but loaded some so intend to check that out at some point. It holds a charge pretty well, too, about a week before needing to charge it. The cost was a hard hurdle to get over, but for the value and comfort, I think its worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2018
1- Garmin Vivosmart - gen1
2- Garmin Vivosmart HR - gen1
3- Samsung Gear Fit - gen1
4- Samsung Gear S2
5- Garmin Fenix 3HR Sapphire
6- Garmin Fenix 5 Plus Sapphire/Titanium
Of all the devices I've had, including the Fenix 3HR - they all felt like toys compared to the 5 Plus. It feels like a mature evolution of the line, a true upgrade in the time of diminishing returns on tech releases. I would have called it the Fenix 6 and would have partnered with Spotify for offline playback if I worked for Garmin. I cannot comment on direct comparisons with the 5 line, just the 3HR. Overall, I would weigh this watch 65% fitness/health tracking 35% smart watch right out of the box.
EDIT: Garmin added Spotify offline playback on Fenix 5 Plus October 2018! It's the perfect watch for me now.
--The watch is significantly faster than the previous series' offerings
--Actually use the wireless pay - it's easy to access and works as intended
--Offline maps are amazing, Garmin has the infrastructure from their previous businesses which translates beautifully to this watch. If not used, at least there's peace of mind there.
--Music is a nice touch. But where is offline Spotify? C'mon Garmin, get it on the watch(es) you know it will push a TON of new customers over the edge and buy :)
--Stress measurement is a good metric to have now. Accuracy seems suspect at times though.
--Size down from 51mm (3HR) to 47mm for full featured kit. 51mm is BEEF brah.
--Quick release bands are great. Not many vendors out there with aftermarket offerings right now, but enough to find something you would like.
--As usual, stellar battery life. I get 7 days + with tons of notifications and short non-GPS or ultratrac records.
--Plus the countless fitness tracking activities and possible sensor parings that this thing can do.
Pricey? Heck yeah. Worth every penny? YES - I can't recommend this watch enough. Eat beans for a month or two and get the watch.
I would buy again, Garmin - you have a customer for life
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2018
In the last 2 years or so I've had a bunch of wearables --Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2018
1- Garmin Vivosmart - gen1
2- Garmin Vivosmart HR - gen1
3- Samsung Gear Fit - gen1
4- Samsung Gear S2
5- Garmin Fenix 3HR Sapphire
6- Garmin Fenix 5 Plus Sapphire/Titanium
Of all the devices I've had, including the Fenix 3HR - they all felt like toys compared to the 5 Plus. It feels like a mature evolution of the line, a true upgrade in the time of diminishing returns on tech releases. I would have called it the Fenix 6 and would have partnered with Spotify for offline playback if I worked for Garmin. I cannot comment on direct comparisons with the 5 line, just the 3HR. Overall, I would weigh this watch 65% fitness/health tracking 35% smart watch right out of the box.
EDIT: Garmin added Spotify offline playback on Fenix 5 Plus October 2018! It's the perfect watch for me now.
--The watch is significantly faster than the previous series' offerings
--Actually use the wireless pay - it's easy to access and works as intended
--Offline maps are amazing, Garmin has the infrastructure from their previous businesses which translates beautifully to this watch. If not used, at least there's peace of mind there.
--Music is a nice touch. But where is offline Spotify? C'mon Garmin, get it on the watch(es) you know it will push a TON of new customers over the edge and buy :)
--Stress measurement is a good metric to have now. Accuracy seems suspect at times though.
--Size down from 51mm (3HR) to 47mm for full featured kit. 51mm is BEEF brah.
--Quick release bands are great. Not many vendors out there with aftermarket offerings right now, but enough to find something you would like.
--As usual, stellar battery life. I get 7 days + with tons of notifications and short non-GPS or ultratrac records.
--Plus the countless fitness tracking activities and possible sensor parings that this thing can do.
Pricey? Heck yeah. Worth every penny? YES - I can't recommend this watch enough. Eat beans for a month or two and get the watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2020
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An amazing multisport watch
Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2021
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Love love love Best fitness watch since Spotify was added ...
Reviewed in Canada on November 29, 2018
