You are citing a legal disclaimer that Garmin wrote for liability, rather than factual data on how the sampling rate actually functions. In my experience, the watch takes readings continuously at about 1-2 times per second at rest. During activities, that rate probably increases.
Good point bro, don't have F7 Pro SS but the Fenix 7X Solar Sapphire with the Forester watch face on too! Until the Fenix 9 or 10, I think we can take advantage of these watches offer for now
I wear a Garmin Fenix 7x sapphire solar while bouldering but only because it's made from titanium and has sapphire glass so if I bump the wall, the wall has a dent. Most watches I'd say just leave them off.
[Fenix 7X pro sapphire solar](https://www.cabelas.com/p/garmin-fenix-7x-pro-sapphire-solar-titanium-multisport-gps-smartwatch) can be had for around $500 or [$425](https://www.scuba.com/p-grmf7xpwgb/garmin-fenix-7x-pro-solar-51mm-gps-smartwatch-slate-gray-with-black-band) for the non sapphire glass version which is pretty great considering the only major advantages the Fenix 8 ($1k+) has is diving capability and phone calling.
[Fenix 7X pro sapphire solar](https://www.cabelas.com/p/garmin-fenix-7x-pro-sapphire-solar-titanium-multisport-gps-smartwatch) can be had for around $500 or [$425](https://www.scuba.com/p-grmf7xpwgb/garmin-fenix-7x-pro-solar-51mm-gps-smartwatch-slate-gray-with-black-band) for the non sapphire glass version which is pretty great considering the only major advantages the Fenix 8 ($1k+) has is diving capability and phone calling.
Yeah this is me as well. I'm also on Android, but the 22 days of battery life I get on my Fenix 7x is a no brainer. I can go on a multi day bike tour and not even think about bringing a charger.
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