Product Comparison: Garmin Fenix 5X vs Garmin Fenix 5 Plus
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- Great looking and durable design.
- The watch is a good size with an incredible color screen, and the band is very comfortable.
- The watch have, buttons, and band are all amazing.
- The watch isn't heavy when on wrist and the watch straps are very comfortable.
- The GPS is great, I have used it for hunting and long multi day hikes.
- Build - Good. It feels strong. The default strap is wrist friendly, and the water proofing works.
- GPS satellite acquisition is super fast.
- The GPS is excellent. Great screen size.
- GPS works great and the options for different types of sports are excellent.
- The strap is pretty terrible and I had to purchase a replacement in about 6 months.
- The display is easy to read in all conditions.
- Sapphire display is a great when the type of activity is Crossfit/HIIT using kettlebells etc.
- Vivid display - especially outdoors.
- The display is fantastic in outdoor sunlight.
- The garmin display is big and much easier to see in sunlight.
- The watch has crisp and vibrant color screen.
- The screen is crisp and clear in all lighting situations I have encountered.
- 1.2" screen which is easily seen in the light and a lot of sensors in a very light package.
- Works well as smart watch, screen easy to read without backlight, and great battery life.
- The real downside is the display.
- Buttons works very well and their placement and feel are very well designed.
- Comfortable, not too bulky or heavy.
- Plenty of customizable display menus during training for each sport mode.
- Software on watch and Garmin Connect has been very stable.
- Plenty of apps and watch face options available.
- A watch with a great number of features.
- The built construction is fabulous.
- The 5+ offers great sports features and activity tracking.
- The Maps is a great feature if you tend to be someone who likes creating new routes and following them.
- It features maps with GPS navigation, heart rate monitoring, activity tracking, music and much more.
- The thing is awesome, with long battery life.
- The battery life is amazing. I charged it 2 days ago.
- The battery is great, in my opinion.
- Consistently lasts 7 days in regular non-gps watch mode!
- Things I really like; 12 day battery life, lots of different built in activities, the app, and accuracy.
- The battery lasts about a week.
- Battery life - Good. A solid 7 to 12 days in general use.
- Battery life is comfortably a week maybe 10 days.
- The battery life is great, just as advertised, it has plenty of functions and widgets.
- Nice watch, a lot of features and epic battery life.