Garmin has just announced a series of new smartwatches, with the Instinct Crossover Tactical Edition arriving as a stealthy model. It is a feature-packed wearable built with a military inspired look, bringing both enhanced durability and handy functions for outdoor adventures.

Meet Garmin Instinct Crossover Tactical Edition: A Stealth Smartwatch for Extreme Conditions

The company’s latest smartwatch is built as a stealthy wearable with various special features. The tactical features include a new Applied Ballistics app, a dedicated night vision mode that makes them usable even with night vision goggles, a Stealth mode, a Jumpamaster mode, and a kill switch that immediately wipes the smartwatch. It sports a 1.2-inch AMOLED display with a 390 x 390 pixel resolution that is protected with Sapphire Crystal glass.

For added protection, there is also a fiber reinforced polymer and stainless steel. Garmin’s Instinct Crossover Tactical Edition can last for up to 14 days on a single full charge, which falls to 5 days of battery life with always on enabled. The smartwatch arrives with 4GB of RAM, multi band GPS, and support for project waypoints. Garmin packs the smartwatch with various health related trackers for blood oxygen monitoring, heart rate mapping, and much more. You also get support for various sports and exercise modes as well.

The built-in LED flash module makes a return, but this time, Garmin has a green flashlight. Thanks to the various tactical features and stealth mode makes it more expensive than the standard Instinct Crossover AMOLED watch. The wearable arrives with a 749.99 US dollar price tag, available in a single black color option.

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Garmin has launched two new smartwatches in India. The new devices are a part of the wearable maker’s Instinct Crossover series. The two models are dubbed the Instinct Crossover and Crossover Solar. Both variants are rugged smartwatches and pack the same specifications except that the Solar variant supports solar charging. Read on to know more about the wearable device below. 

The Garmin Instinct Crossover series sports a circular dial with a monochrome display of 176 x 176 pixels. It features analog hands with Super LumiNova coating that displays time even in dark conditions. The analog hands can also automatically calibrate if they go out of alignment if the watch suffers a heavy shock. There is RevoDrive technology for the watches to show accurate time under any condition. The smartwatches are MIL-STD-810 compliant and are heat and shock-resistant. The wearable device is water-resistant up to 10 meters. 

The Garmin Instinct Crossover series comes with common health-tracking features. These include a heart rate monitor, SpO2 sensor, advanced sleep monitoring, stress tracker, and body battery. The smartwatch is also capable of getting information about the user’s VO2 Max, Pulse Oxide, fitness age, training status, load and effect, HRV status, and recovery time. The wearable device packs built-in sports apps, HIIT workouts, and mountain biking metrics. There is a multi-GNSS tracking system for better accuracy. The smartwatch is equipped with built-in incident detection for safety features. 

The Garmin Instinct Crossover supports contactless payments and Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity. It packs convenient features like smart notifications, including incoming emails, texts, weather updates, and more. The Garmin Instinct Crossover is claimed to last up to 60 days whereas the Solar is capable of lasting up to 70 days. The GPS tracking time is up to 31 hours. 

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