Questions about Garmin epix Sapphire Gen2

We have the 0.5 meter version, it has a different manufacturer number but it is compatible with the Epix 2: Garmin Charging Cable We do not sell other versions unfortunately.

We offer the product from various dealers. The chart refers to the offer from us (Garmin epix Sapphire for CHF 906.- Availability: Pre-order without confirmed delivery date. More than 10 ordered from supplier.) while the price of CHF 978.95 refers to the offer from bergzeit DE (Garmin epix Sapphire. Availability: Delivered between Thu 16.6. and Mon 20.6. More than 10 pieces ready for shipment from external stock). You can select the provider below the product image.

The models are technically identical. As we purchase the devices from different suppliers at different conditions, there may be differences in price and availability.

Unfortunately, I cannot check this technically. So far, however, the watch has not had a single scratch, which would indicate sapphire. And the watch is used very intensively. Normally, the 47 mm in white is equipped with sapphire and the smaller white watch only with Gorilla glass. I hope I have helped with this answer.

The best thing to do is to contact the customer service, no one here will be able to help you.

I don't have any experience with battery replacement, but I read that it is possible. When I see how many Fenix 3s my colleagues are still using, I would assume that the batteries will last a very long time, as they don't have to be charged every day.

Unless I'm mistaken sapphire green black case normal green silver case

Absolutely it's the same Have a nice day

I ordered mine on Friday and got it yesterday.

Yes it is Gen 2 according to our supplier :)

Yes, exactly, with Sapphire glass and 32 GB memory. It works perfectly and looks great with the titanium strap from Garmin.

Unfortunately, I can't say because I don't know. Garmin offers various colours, but not in the desired version. https://www.garmin.com/de-CH/p/760778

It may happen that the altimeter does not work properly, but it should be possible to recalibrate it, as you have already tried. If it still does not work, you can return the watch within the warranty period. It can then be repaired or replaced. If you have any questions, it is best to contact our customer service directly so that your enquiry can be answered individually: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de

There has probably been an error in the transcription, thank you for notifying us, this will be forwarded to the department concerned.

We generally work with daily prices. This means that the price can be adjusted at any time. It is best to check the article again and again. Further down on this article page you will find the price development statistics, where you can see the prices of the last three months.

Yes definitely. The Epix 1 was square and yet a few years ago. I can only recommend this watch.

Garmin makes the following specifications: Smartwatch: Up to 16 days (6 days in always-on mode). - Energy-saving mode: Up to 21 days - GPS only: Up to 42 hours (30 hours in always-on mode) - All satellite systems: Up to 32 hours (24 hours in Always-On mode) - All satellite systems + multi-band: Up to 20 hours (15 hours in always-on mode) (Sapphire models only) - All satellite systems + music: Up to 10 hours (9 hours in always-on mode) GPS mode: Up to 75 hours - Expedition mode: Up to 14 days

For a narrower wrist, e.g. also for women, I find the Epix 2 as well as the Fenix 7 too big. The Epix comes in one size, while the Fenix comes in different sizes. If a good resolution is important to you, then I recommend the Epix. But the runtime is shorter (16 days without recharging).

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I assume that this is a question of fun. According to Garmin, the Epix 2 can only be paired with devices that support Bluetooth, ANT+ or WLAN. The Gamin app is also required for evaluation, which is only available for Android or IOS. These operating systems are not allowed in civil aviation, but I think if you can pay 4 million CHF for an aircraft, there are certainly providers who can solve the problem. Or it was just a fun question.