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Seriously, why not choose Flame Red?Garmin
Today, Garmin has added to its range, Instinct, an extremely powerful, extremely durable and surprisingly inexpensive multisport watch.
Its fiber-reinforced polymer housing is heat, shock and water resistant (up to military standard 810G). Its scratch and chemical resistant screen ensures its resistance even to the worst uses. In parallel, the Instinct will track activity, stress and sleep, GPS and GNSS satellite positioning, persistent heart rate monitoring and smartphone alerts.
The screen is monochrome at high contrast, unlike the color screen of the Fenix 5 Plus. What's good is that it is daylight-proof and every black dial has a reverse light if you need more visibility. It's also lighter than the Fenix, but strong enough that I never feel that the Instinct is a "cheap" watch. As soon as you fix it on your wrist, you know that it can take abuse.
Activity Tracking
Which is good because Instinct is supposed to be your constant companion no matter what you do. He will follow hiking, running, swimming, boating, cardio, treadmill, weight training, skiing, kayaking … just about anything you can imagine being active Instinct has a tracker to follow him.
But instinct does not just follow you while you train. Once associated with your phone, you can use it to find your way through difficult terrain and unknown territory when you trace a route with the Garmin Explore app. There are also navigation functions on board and the ability to follow your route on the fly.
Fitness monitoring
In addition to making sure you do not get lost in the forest, the Instinct is a well-being monitoring tool that tracks your steps, calories burned, stress levels (based on heart rate variability) and quality of sleep. That's right, the quality of sleep. The Instinct has an autonomy of 14 days (or 16 hours with constant GPS monitoring), so you do not need to install it every night on your bedside table. Where he goes to sleep and he will follow your cycles of REM sleep and determine your restlessness during the night. You even sign up from the Garmin Connect app to help you stay motivated.
In my informal tests, the heart rate sensor is not as fast as the sensors of the Fenix 5 Plus or the Apple Watch 4, but it is accurate enough that I can trust his readings. Like these devices, the Instinct can also display notifications from your phone. Although, if you are used to being able to use your notifications like me, you will need some time to not be able to do anything with them.
This is not oversized, which is welcome for those of us who do not have huge wrists.Anthony Karcz
Cheaper than therapy
The Instinct is available in three colors: graphite, a flamboyant red and the standard Stormtrooper tundra. If you're looking for something that stands out, its rugged aesthetic is very different from the thin tracking devices that most people have attached to their wrists. At $ 299, it incorporates a lot of utility into a relatively inexpensive package. You can learn more about Garmin.com.
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Seriously, why would not you choose Flame Red?Garmin
Today, Garmin has added to its range, Instinct, an extremely powerful, extremely durable and surprisingly inexpensive multisport watch.
Its fiber-reinforced polymer housing is heat, shock and water resistant (up to military standard 810G). Its scratch and chemical resistant screen ensures its resistance even to the worst uses. In parallel, the Instinct will track activity, stress and sleep, GPS and GNSS satellite positioning, persistent heart rate monitoring and smartphone alerts.
The screen is monochrome at high contrast, unlike the color screen of the Fenix 5 Plus. What's good is that it is daylight-proof and every black dial has a reverse light if you need more visibility. It's also lighter than the Fenix, but strong enough that I never feel that the Instinct is a "cheap" watch. As soon as you fix it on your wrist, you know that it can take abuse.
Activity Tracking
Which is good because Instinct is supposed to be your constant companion no matter what you do. He will follow hiking, running, swimming, boating, cardio, treadmill, weight training, skiing, kayaking … just about anything you can imagine being active Instinct has a tracker to follow him.
But instinct does not just follow you while you train. Once associated with your phone, you can use it to find your way through difficult terrain and unknown territory when you trace a route with the Garmin Explore app. There are also navigation functions on board and the ability to follow your route on the fly.
Fitness monitoring
In addition to making sure you do not get lost in the forest, the Instinct is a well-being monitoring tool that tracks your steps, calories burned, stress levels (based on heart rate variability) and quality of sleep. That's right, the quality of sleep. The Instinct has an autonomy of 14 days (or 16 hours with constant GPS monitoring), so you do not need to install it every night on your bedside table. Where he goes to sleep and he will follow your cycles of REM sleep and determine your restlessness during the night. You even sign up from the Garmin Connect app to help you stay motivated.
In my informal tests, the heart rate sensor is not as fast as the sensors of the Fenix 5 Plus or the Apple Watch 4, but it is accurate enough that I can trust his readings. Like these devices, the Instinct can also display notifications from your phone. Although, if you are used to being able to use your notifications like me, you will need some time to not be able to do anything with them.
This is not oversized, which is welcome for those of us who do not have huge wrists.Anthony Karcz
Cheaper than therapy
The Instinct is available in three colors: graphite, a flamboyant red and the standard Stormtrooper tundra. If you're looking for something that stands out, its rugged aesthetic is very different from the thin tracking devices that most people have attached to their wrists. At $ 299, it incorporates a lot of utility into a relatively inexpensive package. You can learn more about Garmin.com.
