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Admittedly itвЂ™s limited to the Fenix 6X Pro. Solar Charging:В This is by far the biggest innovation of the Fenix 6 series.With the increased number of sizes and colours, youвЂ™re more likely to find an option you really like. That being said, design has always been key for the Fenix series. Over 20 Different Versions: In some respects, this might be too much, because it makes it more difficult to choose.This is considerably better than the V2 HRM in the Fenix 5 Plus. Upgraded Optical Heart Rate Monitor: The Fenix 6 is built with GarminвЂ™s new Elevate V3 heart rate monitor.

On the standard Fenix 6 you can get up to 6, while on the Fenix 6X, you can get up to 8 data fields on the screen.

More Data Fields on the Watch Face: If thereвЂ™s one thing that Garmin veterans canвЂ™t get enough of, itвЂ™s data fields on the watch face.

Wrist-based HRM when swimming: Garmin have been experimenting with this for a while, and now itвЂ™s finally available across the Fenix 6 line-up.

The increase in screensize ranges from 10% to 36%, depending on which model you choose. At the same time, the screen size of the Fenix 6 has increased.

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Larger screen yet thinner watch: The Fenix series has been getting thinner over the years, and thatвЂ™s a good thing.

The Pulse Oximeter is now in all Fenix 6 models: Previously it was only available in the Fenix 5X Plus.

You can also increase this to 150 hours in UltraTrac mode.

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The GPS battery life of the Fenix 6 Pro is significantly better (40+ hours).

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The GPS battery life of the Fenix 6 Pro is much better: The GPS battery life of the Fenix 5 Plus is ok (18 Hours).

In the meantime, itвЂ™s important to keep in mind that Garmin has so far remained tight-lipped on everything related to the Fenix 7, so donвЂ™t take anything for granted right now. Most likely, the new app could just be an improved version of the current Connect app, possibly with new capabilities that would be powered by features available exclusively on the new-gen watches launching next month. Interestingly, Garmin is also working on a new health app, though at this point, itвЂ™s unlikely to replace the existing application available for Garmin watches. In other words, the Fenix 7 will come not only with the typical buttons that are already available on the current models, but also with touch input for an experience similar to the one on the Venu.ДЄt this point, it looks like Garmin wouldnвЂ™t use OELD on all Fenix 7 models, with the company also considering an LCD panel that would theoretically help the company prevent a substantial price hike caused by the new displays. Touchscreen on a FenixД«ut the biggest change appears to be the addition of touch support on the Fenix lineup. According to a recent report, Garmin will also launch a Sapphire Solar model that will obviously make the device even more rugged, therefore offering enhanced scratch resistance even on the Solar version of the device. The Fenix 7 lineup will come with the same models as before, including the 7X and the 7S, as well as the Solar version. While a launch at CES totally makes sense, it remains to be seen if Garmin wants to use the upcoming event to introduce its new smartwatches or just wait for a later date. Garmin is expected to take the wraps off the next-generation Fenix smartwatch rather sooner than later, with some people familiar with the matter indicating the new devices could see the daylight as soon as the next month.

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