Garmin unveiled the Fenix 9 and 9 Pro smartwatches with satellite communications. |
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Garmin has expanded its Fenix smartwatch series with several new models. These devices are now more useful not only for workouts but also for outdoor trips, with special edition versions allowing you to stay connected even in areas without cell service or Wi-Fi. The newest additions to the series are the Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro models, available in 43, 47, and 51 mm case sizes. The base version features a protective sapphire crystal and a titanium bezel, while the Pro version features a case crafted entirely from titanium alloy. The watches are water-resistant to 40 meters and feature sealed metal pushers. The Garmin Fenix 9's AMOLED  AMOLED, which stands for Active Matrix OLED, is a hybrid display technology that pairs the active matrix backplane from a traditional TFT display with an OLED display. As a result of their active matrix natures, AMOLED displays have faster pixel switching response times than do traditional OLED displays, which are prone to ghosting when displaying fast moving animations.display, according to the manufacturer, is twice as bright as the Fenix 8's. The Pro versions boast a brightness of up to 3000 nits, and the 51mm model features a 1.5-inch display?the largest in the line's history. For those who prioritize battery life, a Pro Solar version with solar charging is available.Special editions of the Fenix 9 Pro feature built-in inReach connectivity with LTE Long Term Evolution (LTE), a new generation of mobile network technology, promises to revolutionize the use of data services on the move.and satellite communications. This allows you to send messages, share your location via LiveTrack, and call for help even without a smartphone. A separate subscription is required for inReach.For everyday tasks, the watch now has a speaker and microphone: when connected to a smartphone, you can take calls, record voice memos, and access the voice assistant. Using the dedicated WhatsApp app, the watch can read messages, reply to them, and leave reactions. Another new feature is the Garmin Epic feature. It combines workouts from several days, weeks, or months, along with photos and health metrics, into a single timeline. The built-in memory now boasts 64 GB?enough, according to Garmin, to download offline maps or up to 7,000 songs. Battery life varies depending on the watch size and version. The largest Fenix 9 model lasts up to 29 days in smartwatch mode, the Fenix 9 Pro with an AMOLED AMOLED, which stands for Active Matrix OLED, is a hybrid display technology that pairs the active matrix backplane from a traditional TFT display with an OLED display. As a result of their active matrix natures, AMOLED displays have faster pixel switching response times than do traditional OLED displays, which are prone to ghosting when displaying fast moving animations.display lasts up to 31 days, and the Pro Solar lasts up to 57 days with adequate sunlight. The Pro version also features a built-in flashlight with white, red, and green light.In the US, the Garmin Fenix 9 starts at $999, the Fenix 9 Pro starts at $1099, and the Fenix 9 Pro Solar starts at $1199. Pre-orders will be available starting August 28. |
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