On In the near future, Garmin is preparing a lot of new smartwatches that will join the Venu, Epix, Fenix ​​series ​​and Instinct. WinFuture has published over three dozen official images and some characteristics of new products.

Garmin Epix Gen2

This is a rugged watch from polycarbonate, glass fiber reinforced and 316L stainless steel, which are certified standard MIL-STD-810 and have water resistance, allowing you to descend on depth to 100 meters. The novelty is credited with built-in GPSlike u the original Epix, and also altimeter and standard set of health functions and fitness, including heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking and monitoring of blood oxygen saturation.

Garmin Fenix ​​7, Fenix ​​7S and Fenix ​​7X

Three representatives of the Garmin series at once will be made of 316L stainless steel, and v some variants will have solar panels built in to charge the battery. TO unfortunately what the fenix will look like ​​7X, unknown, but there are images of Fenix ​​models ​​7 and Fenix ​​7s.

Fenix ​​7

By the way, the usual Fenix ​​7 will be size 47 mm, a Fenix ​​7S — 42 mm. Both are water resistant up to 100 meters and meet the standard MIL-STD-810.

Fenix ​​7S

Garmin Instinct 2 и Instinct 2S

This watch has a built-in GPS, are able to track heart rate, number of steps and monitor sleep. Have both models have displays with electronic ink, which increases the battery life without recharging.

Instinct 2

In addition, the Garmin Instinct 2 are also certified MIL-STD-810, a the gray version is equipped with a solar panel.

Instinct 2S

Garmin Venu 2 Plus

These are more classic smart watch With a round display covered with Gorilla Glass, and body of of stainless steel. On the images show 43 mm version, however also, perhaps, there will be other sizes. On the the strap shows the inscription Quick Release 20, which means that it width 20 mm and can be easily removed and replaced.

In addition to these watches, Garmin also plans to announce the new Vivomove 3, Vivomove Sport and Approach S12. It is unclear exactly when the American company will unveil this smartwatch, but since the official renders have already been released, it will be soon.

A source: WinFuture

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