Garmin Fenix 7 Pro

Still great battery life ; Added map features ; Solid sports tracking

Not a hugely different experience from the Fenix 7 ; Heart rate sensor doesn’t offer radical improvements ; Improved MIP display just a touch brighter and clearer

The Garmin Fenix 7 Pro is another Garmin outdoor watch with big features and a big battery life, but there are few reasons to grab it if you already have the Fenix 7, or you can pick up the non-Pro 7 for less.

Packed with sports tracking modes ; A slightly clearer screen than Fenix 7 ; Added flashlight for 7 Pro and 7S Pro

New software features coming to Fenix 7 ; Some minor heart rate accuracy improvements ; Still a pricey investment

The Garmin Fenix 7 Pro remains an outdoor watch powerhouse and whether you’re a hiker or want the best sports tracking, training and analysis features Garmin has to offer, this watch isn’t going to let you down. If you already have a Fenix 7 however,...

New, more accurate bio-sensor ; More features added ; All sizes come with the flashlight ; Ultra-long battery life

Updated MIP is marginally better in bright lighting conditions ; All new features will be available on other watches

The Garmin Fenix 7 Pro introduces some cool new tech to the Fenix 7 line, including a new Memory-in-Pixel display, a new bio-sensor, and more. Plus, all size options now come with a physical flashlight, and you don't have to pay loads extra for the...

Solar charging extends battery life ; New Hill and Endurance Scorers ; Bright, customizable LED torchlight

Expensive, even for the 42mm 7S Pro ; MIP screen still dim compared to AMOLED

The Garmin Fenix 7 Pro doesn’t change a lot compared to its predecessor, but it doesn’t have to. The clue’s in the name: this is an upgraded Fenix 7, and it hits that mark with updated senor arrays, new workout profiles, new Score features and a bright...

Built-in flashlight on all sizes

, which is $200 cheaper than the cheapest Fenix 7 Pro, and has a lot of the same features.