

⏱️ Own Every Second, Conquer Every Trail
The Garmin fēnix 7 Multisport GPS Watch combines rugged durability with cutting-edge technology, featuring an 18-day battery life, built-in GPS, ABC sensors for navigation, and over 30 sports apps. Designed for professionals who demand precision and style, it offers seamless connectivity and advanced training metrics in a sleek silver and graphite design.



















| ASIN | B09M47HFCQ |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 42,003 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 23 in GPS Running Monitors |
| Colour | Graphite |
| Connectivity technologies | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,625) |
| Date First Available | 18 Jan. 2022 |
| GPS | Built-in GPS |
| Human interface input | Buttons, Touchscreen |
| Item Weight | 72 g |
| Item model number | 010-02540-01 |
| OS | Garmin OS |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Product Dimensions | 4.7 x 4.7 x 1.5 cm; 72 g |
| Scanner Resolution | 260 x 260 |
| Special features | Bluetooth, Waterproof |
| What’s in the box | fenix 7, Silver w/Graphite Band, USB Charge Cable, Quick Start Guide |
R**N
Well made watch with many options and GPS tracking.
Comfortable to wear, customisable display easy to read, display dims until touched to save battery. In daily life can give 18 days charge, but use of GPS tracking starts to shorten that, I tracked 7 days skiing and had 4 days charge remaining. Lots of functions, the settings menus take some getting through due to so many options until you get used to finding your way round. Instructions are online as usual these days, connects easily with my Android devices. Messages and notifications pop up on screen with limited prescribed reply messages. Haven't used music player yet. It gives lap time via phone speaker if connected. Step counter is fairly accurate for type of device. Easy altitude and location calibration. I fitted screen protector after reading reviews and the sensors still respond well. My first foray into smartwatches and overall I've been pleased, anyone considering one needs to check that the features meet their needs but it is a well made device as per the Garmin reputation.
M**T
Brilliant Watch
Brilliant watch Battery life amazing, easy to use, and looks good. Use it for running, GPS is accurate and no need for a mobile.
D**.
Bulletproof. Top trail running watch.
Bulletproof. I've stacked it countless times on the trails with this on. The old screen tech means it doesn't look as bright as the more modern versions. That is made up for by the reduced price, the amazing functionality and a longer battery life. Strongly recommend a screen protector.....
M**.
A Deep Dive for Serious Runners
As a dedicated runner with experience using the Garmin Forerunner 255, I was keen to test the capabilities of the Garmin Fenix 7. Positioned as a high-end multi-sport watch, the Fenix 7 promises advanced features and durability. Design and Build The Fenix 7 is a robust timepiece built to withstand the rigours of outdoor activities. While its size might be a consideration for some, the watch feels exceptionally sturdy thanks to a combination of materials. Despite the use of plastic, the overall build quality is impressive. Display One of the Fenix 7’s standout features is its display. Even in bright sunlight, the screen remains highly readable, making it ideal for outdoor runs. Connectivity The Fenix 7 offers reliable connectivity, seamlessly syncing with compatible smartphones and other Garmin devices. This allows for convenient access to notifications, music controls, and data sharing. Comfort While the Fenix 7 is designed for durability, comfort is also a key factor for runners. The watch is generally comfortable to wear, even during long runs. However, its size might be a consideration for those with smaller wrists. Features For runners, the Fenix 7 offers a comprehensive set of features. Beyond the standard metrics like pace, distance, and heart rate, the watch excels in providing advanced data such as VO2 max, training status, and recovery time. These insights are invaluable for optimising training and preventing injuries. Additionally, the inclusion of training plans is a helpful feature for runners of all abilities. Performance On the run, the Fenix 7 delivers. GPS accuracy is excellent, and the watch responds quickly to button presses. Heart rate monitoring, while not perfect, provides reliable data for most users. Battery Life Battery life is a crucial factor for any running watch. While the Fenix 7 offers respectable endurance, heavy reliance on features like music and constant heart rate monitoring can impact battery life. Comparison to Forerunner 255 Compared to the Forerunner 255, the Fenix 7 offers a significant upgrade in terms of features and durability. While the Forerunner is a capable running watch, it lacks the advanced metrics and rugged build of the Fenix 7. Pros and Cons Pros: Comprehensive range of running metrics and features, durable build quality, excellent display readability, accurate GPS, regular software updates, versatile for multi-sport athletes. Cons: High price point, battery life can be shorter with intensive use, large size might not suit all users, not an OLED screen. Conclusion The Garmin Fenix 7 is a compelling option for serious runners seeking a versatile and feature-packed watch. While its price tag is substantial, the advanced metrics, durability, and overall performance make it a worthy investment for those who demand the best. However, potential buyers should carefully consider their specific needs and budget before making a decision.
J**T
Excellent GPS watch
This device is excellent. I've used it for a few months, mostly for walking/running tracking heart rate, calories and sleep. I have switched off the smart connectivity (i.e. notifications from my phone) as I don't need this and want to preserve battery life. 1. GPS reliability / speed of connection is great. I have no issues getting an initial connection, nor do I see a drop out whilst using it on an activity (my previous v1 Garmin Instinct had a slow initial connection and would sometimes lose signal during an activity). Obviously if you're amongst tall buildings there will be an issue, but it's superior to my Garmin Instinct on the regular runs that I do. 2. Battery life is fantastic. I really wanted to get the solar version but this is even more money, so I settled for this. I have no issues at all with the battery. I can use it for > 2 weeks with 5 runs per week (using GPS tracking) and it just copes with it fine. I wear the watch most of the day and use heart rate / sleep tracking etc. I can't even say how long it lasts, since it lasts so long I don't know. I did work out that it is possibly losing 5% charge for a 1 hour activity with GPS tracking. So I think that it might struggle towards the end of an ultra-marathon, but for a couple of weeks of many activities/long runs, it is brilliant. If you do ultra-marathons, maybe go for the pro or solar version. 3. The options for running are great - e.g. structured intervals, lactate threshold test and more. Where I think it can be improved upon: 1. Initially a little disappointed with the screen contrast. But this is designed this way to be low power consumption, so i'm OK with this given the device does what it's supposed to do so well. 2. The app is a little clunky. 3. Minor improvements could be made - e.g. the ability to set a running activity profile to use km, and another to use miles (currently this is a global setting). The above are minor issues and overall i'm very pleased with this watch.
K**D
Garmin are pretty good
Great watch at a decent price
T**S
Of course a Fenix 7 has everything you need and more. I had my eye om Fenix 8 but the price was too hefty, considering that you get almost the same thing with Fenix 7 for half the price. I do like the grey band together with the metal bezel. I always found my Forerunner 255 not great together with my suits and shirts (which was one of the reasons for buying a new watch) but Fenix 7 blends perfectly and still looks cool as a sports watch.
A**.
In short - watch exceeded my expectations! Coming from a Fenix 3 (non HR version) I was buying Fenix 7 due to the fact of elevate 4.0 HR and body metrics sensors which should be quite precise in what they do and I have to say I am impressed so far! I am using the watch for gym activities + orbi-track (elliptical) cardio excercises. Watch allows to load a workout directly to it and follow the schedule and training plan for the day. After that it gives me my stats and suggestions for recovery. As well I do see how ready for the training I am what as well motivates me for a workout on the day when it says "go for it" :) So far watch is doing GREAT and I'm very happy with how it's performing. Touch screen is a great to have addition but I use it for NON workout related purposes (swipe through widgets during the day to check my stats/body condition etc) AND to swipe through notifications (comes in very handy). I do like the styling of this model a lot as it's very similar to my previous F3 which I was totally loving for the looks and readibility. It's a bit smaller then my Fenix 3 in physical dimensiona and the size is actually great! (originally was even thinking about FR955 as I was planing to sleep with the watch but took the Fenix). I can surely say that it fits way better then F3 and feels better on my hand. Sleeping with the watch is very good, you almost forget that you have it on. Morning report is a cool little thing that gives all my stats when I wake up (enjoying this tiny feature a lot!) As a conclusion I should say that this is THE BEST upgrade I've done so far and first thing that I ever bought that makes me do something (train/workout) only because it gives you all the stats on a glance (training readiness and body battery). Highly recommend to those who are looking for a device to keep track of your trainings and health. p.s. I've seen videos that watch is not doing all the sleep metrics too well, sadly this looks like true BUT in order for the watch to understand that you're not ready for the workout it is sufficient to record how long you actually slept and woke up during the night. It is not 100% needed to count how many sleep cycles you have to confirm how rested you are. It tracks my sleep/wake time quite acurately, even though according to the youtube review fenix 7 misses what sleep type you have (deep/light/rem) in some occasions. It first made me be disapointed after watching the video, but hey, it surely isn't ruining the general picture. I do like the watch A LOT and would surely buy it again if you ask me what is my opinion after reading this sleep tracking report on you tube :)
H**R
Top Smartwatch für Outdoor und Bergsport, viele Funktionen und lange Akkulaufzeit.
C**C
Very beautiful watch and the delivery made by profissionals without any problem and quite fast! I highly advise!
F**D
Je suis plutôt habitué aux montres mecaniques traditionnelles, et aux montres de sport d'entrée de gamme ou moyenne gamme, et on m'a conseillé Garmin. Je me suis offert la Fenix 7. Je reconnais que c'est une excellente montre. Elle est sublime esthétiquement, et les fonctions et le système sont exceptionnels. Je suis vraiment surpris par la qualité générale. J'ai changé le bracelet en silicone par défaut, pourtant de qualité, pour des raisons esthétiques. Mais il est aussi très bon. Je suis vraiment bluffé par la qualité de cette montre et son apparence. J'envisage même le modèle au dessus, X Solar. Je recommande vivement, sans doute mon meilleur achat de l'année. Je pratique le running et le vélo de manière amateur mais régulière (quasiment tous les jours), et elle ne me quitte plus. La charge dure 3 jours, en 'always on' et toutes les fonctions à fond (plusieurs satelites). L'appareillage avec le telephone et l'ordinateur est très intuitif. Rien à dire. J'ai même pu coupler un casque audio Bluetooth (la monte peut stocker des audio). Bref... Tout est parfait. Rien à redire. Et pour finir, c'est ici que j' ai trouvé le prix (largement) le plus bas, malgré les soldes.
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