Garmin just launched their new Instinct 3 series in India. It’s a line of tough smartwatches aimed at people who love the outdoors or fitness. They come in two sizes, 45mm and 50mm, and there are three versions: the Instinct 3 Solar, the Instinct 3 AMOLED, and the basic Instinct E.
These watches are built tough, meeting military standards (MIL-STD 810), so they can handle extreme heat, shocks, and being underwater up to 100 meters. The Solar and AMOLED models have metal bezels, strong plastic cases, and scratch-resistant screens. The AMOLED model has a new, colorful 390 x 390 resolution screen with the Always-on feature. The Solar version has a black-and-white screen, but it can run forever if it gets enough sunlight.
They’ve added some cool features. The GPS is more accurate, with multi-band GPS and SatIQ. There’s also TracBack routing and a flashlight with brightness control. They track your heart rate, oxygen levels, stress, women’s health, and sleep. For safety, they have LiveTrack and can detect if is wearer has an accident.
The AMOLED model has some unique things, like workout animations on the screen, a Red Shift mode for using it at night, and it works with GameOn, which is a bit surprising for a tough watch. Both the Solar and AMOLED versions have animated workout guides and over 30 sports modes, including hiking, swimming, and tactical stuff. The Solar model’s battery lasts up to 40 days (or 70 hours with GPS), and the AMOLED lasts 18 days (or 32 hours with GPS). These watches can sync notifications with your smartphone, use Garmin Pay, and send two-way messages with Garmin Messenger.
Pricing & availability
The Instinct E is the cheapest at ₹35,990, and the Instinct 3 Solar is priced at ₹46,990. The 45mm Instinct 3 AMOLED costs ₹52,990, while the 50mm AMOLED model has a price tag of ₹58,990. They’re available on Garmin’s Indian website and in some stores.
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