Garmin 010-02582-10 epix Gen 2, Premium active smartwatch, Health and wellness features, touchscreen AMOLED display, adventure watch with advanced features, black titanium
$900 Original price was: $900.$694Current price is: $694.
Product Description:
Wear epix™ (Gen 2), be epic. With epix, the premium active smartwatch, you can take on every day with the stunning AMOLED display and up to 16 days of battery life in smartwatch mode. Stay connected with smart features, music storage and get even more functionality on the wrist with Garmin Pay™ contactless payments in supported countries and payment networks. Understand your body with 24/7 health and wellness monitoring features that track Pulse Ox, heart rate, respiration and more (this device is intended to be an estimation of your activity and metrics; it is not a medical device). Train how you want with 30+ built-in sports apps, and take it further with performance metrics and Garmin Coach training plans. When you’re ready for adventure, you can download TopoActive mapping via Wi-Fi® connectivity, or get it preloaded on Sapphire editions. Plus, Sapphire editions support multi-band GNSS technology for stronger, better, more accurate positioning in challenging environments.
Smartwatch for your athletic lifestyle, featuring 1.3” always-on, bright AMOLED display; select models feature a sapphire display and titanium bezel .Supported Application:Elevation Tracker,Distance Tracking,Fitness Tracker,Multisport Tracker,Sleep Monitor. Connectivity technology:GPS. Wireless comm standard:Bluetooth
Smartwatch mode battery life: up to 16 days (gesture)/up to 5 days (always-on)
GPS mode battery life: up to 42 hours (gesture)/up to 30 hours (always-on)
Train your way with built-in sports apps for all the ways you move, performance metrics and Garmin Coach adaptable training plans
Multi-band GNSS technology delivers better, more accurate positioning in challenging environments
Download TopoActive mapping via Wi-Fi connectivity, or get it preloaded on Sapphire editions
Take on the slopes with preloaded SkiView maps for 2,000 worldwide ski resorts
Golf with CourseView maps for more than 42,000 golf courses
Navigate with added map themes and navigation sensors
24/7 health and wellness monitoring features deliver estimates for Pulse Ox, heart rate, respiration, stress and advanced sleep monitoring (this device is intended to be an estimation of your activity and metrics; it is not a medical device)
Product Summary:
Customers say
Customers praise the smartwatch’s display quality, with one noting its sapphire display, and appreciate its battery life, with one reporting 42 hours in GPS mode. The fitness tracking features receive positive feedback, with one customer highlighting its heart rate and pulse oximetry capabilities, while the build quality is well-made, and customers find it has more features than they’ll use. The functionality and value for money receive mixed reviews – while some say it works great, others report issues with the watch button stopping after two weeks, and while some consider it worth the cost, others find it expensive. The information quality is also mixed, with customers appreciating the detailed insights but noting a learning curve.
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Item Details:
| Product Dimensions | 1.85 x 1.85 x 0.57 inches |
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| Item Weight | 9.6 ounces |
| ASIN | B09NMM46QD |
| Item model number | 010-02582-10 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
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| Date First Available | January 18, 2022 |
| Department | Unisex-Adult |
| Manufacturer | Garmin |
| Item Weight | 0.6 Pounds |
| Standing screen display size | 1.3 Inches |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
Warranty & Support
Products Reviews:
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This watch is it
Review: I recently got into running a few months ago and wanted to upgrade my apple watch series 4. I am not an athlete and do not compete in races. I used to run cross country back in high school but thats about it.I was initially looking at the Forerunner 965 because I didn’t need the extra features of the Epix. However the Epix was on sale during Prime day for a $100 cheaper than the forerunner 965 so I pulled the trigger and got it.After a month of using this watch it is amazing. I have no complaints about it. The display is bright and the information it provides is accurate. It is very comfortable on the wrist and extremely durable. The size (47 mm) fits perfectly on my wrist and it is not heavy at all. I forget about the watch being on my wrist when I run. It has so many features that weren’t on the apple watch so it took some getting used too.Now that I switched from the apple watch to the Garmin Epix Gen 2 Sapphire I have absolutely no regrets. It is honestly the best smart watch I have ever owned. The long battery life, the daily morning reports, ability to find my phone, responsive display, accurate data monitoring, ability to look at emails/texts on the screen, stylish look, and several features I didnt even know I needed make this watch an absolute must have. I am new to Garmin so I am not sure if all of their products generate this type of user response after switching from an apple watch.Also when I was using the apple watch I never responded to emails or text using the watch. I was mainly using it for fitness information and to glance at emails/texts as they came in. With that being said, I highly recommend anyone switch from an apple watch to a Garmin device if all they care about is fitness information/tracking and seeing texts/emails with no intention to respond using the watch itself.The watch came on time ( the next day) and was in perfect condition upon arrival. I am now a huge Garmin fan and wont be looking back.
Reviewer: Philip C. Cody
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fantastic watch with amazing screen and great battery life.
Review: My first Garmin watch and I love it. I have been using Samsung smart watches and this is a huge upgrade. I have had the watch about a month.The battery life is over the top. I had a Galaxy Watch 4 Classic and got about 2 days of use between charges. On my first two charges I got about 12 days of battery life per charge. This is with Always On Display off and wrist gesture on. This time of year my exercise is mainly walking/hiking. In the 12 day periods I averaged 17 miles which was about 5.7 hours of GPS time per charge. Battery life is my single most favorite part of this watch. I can’t tell you how nice it is not to worry about charging the watch frequently. After a month it would be very difficult to go back to a watch which has to be charged frequently.Other things I like about the watch include:- For the size, this watch is very light. Significantly lighter than my Galaxy 4 Classic.- Screen is awesome. High res and very bright. No issues in sunlight.- Sapphire crystal.- Plenty of memory. Even with the all the maps preloaded 15.6 gb is available.- Maps are preloaded and include topo. Maps are very usable with high res screen.- The amount of detailed information you can get on the watch relating to exercise is amazing.- The phone app is great and you can get even more detailed information relating to your exercise.- The widgets on the watch are very helpful and detailed. With the GW4 I had to go to phone to get details.- Crazy amount of sport modes (which I will only use a fraction of).- Heart rate monitor is very accurate.- GPS is also very accurate and multi band really helps in hard to cover areas.- Routing and navigation features with maps are fantastic.There is not much I dislike about the watch besides the price. After a month of using it, the price does not bother me as much 🙂 I do wish it had better lossless music file support. I have much of my music in FLAC format.
Reviewer: Benjamin Ranck
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fantastic Watch – Revised Review
Review: Very high quality device. Great battery life. Everything is customizable right down to every little window in my picture. Each little circle can be changed. It is a bigger watch but it is hard to get this much into a smaller device. Plus, for the maps and display, you want it a bit bigger.Only complaint is the price. It is just a bit expensive but watch for sales. It is not so bad on sale. Still a great quality device. I would buy it again.I found a second complaint. When running on a treadmill, it would sometimes stop tracking distance. If I ran 5 miles, it would record 2.6 miles. It just stops sometimes. Not always. Probably 1 of 5 times. For that, it lost a star. REVISED: USER ERROR. THERE IS A TREADMILL OPTION. I FOUND IT LATER. ADDING THE STAR BACK TO THE REVIEW.I had purchased another Garmin watch, Instinct 2 Solar,with the same features but I had difficulty reading the display without reading glasses. That’s a great watch too just not as easy on the eyes. This is much much better. I can at least see it although, still is better with my glasses. The display is gorgeous. The picture makes it appear to have depth. It doesn’t appear quite as 3D as the picture shows but still is a gorgeous display. Everything you see on the face is customizable. Including choosing different colors, displays, etc… just a very cool watch.
Reviewer: Trevor Roach
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great watch
Review: Love this watch, it has more features than I’ll ever use but it’s got everything I do use! Battery life on the watch is exceptional!
Reviewer: Kyle D. Hoffman
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fantastic Watch for Fitness Tracking
Review: I was a longtime Apple Watch wearer who switched to Garmin. I love the fitness tracking data and robust variety of activity options that Garmin will track. The epix 2 is a great watch. The screen is bright and easy to see. The watch face is large and provides a rugged, yet sophisticated appearance. The battery life is amazing (typically at least a week, depending on GPS use). If you are looking for a smart watch that you can text from, or use lots of apps, stick with Apple, it’s better for that. However, if you want a robust fitness tracking watch that looks sweet, this is a great option!
Reviewer: luis BM
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Un reloj para personas que hacen distintos deportes y que les gusta jugar con las métricas, saber el estado físico actual e ir corroborando conforme pasan los días el rendimiento en el gym en mi caso o mientras corro, excelente reloj a parte de su buen look que le da el color negro zafiro
Reviewer: Travis
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: So this was by far the most expensive watch I’ve ever purchased. I have been using it for just shy of 2 and 1/2 years. This means until this point I’ve spent about $1.50 a day, to use this watch. That means for a $1.50 a day I get absolutely insane fitness and sleep tracking, full GPS functionality, and constantly updated mapping, as well as software improvements throughout the time I’ve had it. The sapphire screen shows very little wear, and I still get a full 6-days from the battery on a 1-hour charge, using it constantly, with the screen on. I’ve had girlfriends that didn’t last this long, showed more wear, and cost me 10 times more. Buy a Garmin, buy a good Garmin, epix, Fenix, tactic. It’s worth it.
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: This watch is awesome. I purchased this watch one year ago, and it has exceeded expectations. I had an older Garmin watch prior and was unhappy with the heart rate monitor during metcon style workouts. The new watch keeps up to rapid heart rate changes and is on par with my Morpheus heart rate monitor (which I no longer have to wear if I don’t feel like it). The amount of health metrics and fatigue tracking on this watch is impressive. I like the sleep tracking and the HRV tracking seems to be quite accurate, again compared to the Morpheus. If you want a watch that will help you dial in your fitness, this is a great investment.
Reviewer: Jorge Gomez
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Excelente
Reviewer: Julius Estrada
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Coming from a Wahoo Rival that snapped off during a mountain bike race and flew in a pond, I have been eyeing the Garmin Epix. My wife currently have the Fenix 7, lasted for close a month with no charge, harder to see when working out under the sun. Decided to go for the Epix, AMOLED display is great, battery life 9 days was the longest I’ve had, that is with the wrist gesture, notifications, and satellite positioning, and tracking my workouts lasting 3-4hrs while cycling. I was surprised to see that you can manage the watch face and change the wallpaper, and when someone sends you an image via text messages that it’ll show up on the watch.
