Garmin has just launched one of its latest premium smartwatches in the Indian market. The Venu X1 was first announced globally back in June, and now, this flagship GPS smartwatch is making its way to India with a hefty price, making it more expensive than its global counterpart. So here are all the details.

Garmin Venu X1 Launch: Big Display, Titanium Build, & Premium Features

The brand’s Venu X1 is a part of its top of the line smartwatch models, bringing a premium titanium case and scratch resistant sapphire lens for protection. Using titanium also allowed Garmin to make a slim 8mm smartwatch, which sports a tall 2-inch AMOLED display with Always on support and 448 x 486 pixel resolution. Despite its thin footprint, the company promises up to 8 days of battery life on smartwatch mode, with always on bringing the figure down to just 2 days.

On a single full charge, the battery saver mode offers 11 days of use, while GPS only offers 16 hours of function when enabled. The Garmin Venu X1 connects via Bluetooth, and also houses a speaker and microphone for Bluetooth calling support. Garmin is known to offer advanced health tracking features, with the Venu X1 also delivering heart rate, respiration, body battery, skin temp, menstrual cycle, and other useful trackers.

You also get a series of sports and fitness related features for helping you track HIIT, running, swimming, strength, and other forms of physical activities. Other notable features include Garmin Pay, built in LED flashlight, Find My support, 40 gram weight (with the band included), and ComfortFit Nylon bands. It is available in India for 97,990 INR in black and moss strap options.

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The Finnish smartwatch manufacturer Suunto has announced a new version of the Suunto 5, the Suunto 5 Peak. However, the new smartwatch looks and feels a lot different from its predecessor as it is both thinner and weighs less.

According to the company, the Suunto 5 Peak is their lightest ever GPS sports watch, weighing only 39 grams. To achieve this 41% reduction in weight, the company has switched to a plastic body cover rather than the mineral glass offered in the Suunto 5. The watch is also quite slim with 12.9 mm thickness.

The Suunto 5 Peak has a 1.1-inch display that offers 218 x 218-pixel resolution. The Suunto 5 Peak also offers the company’s popular 3D and heat maps which could help users find safer routes for planning an adventure or when in a pinch.

Suunto has also pre-installed more than 80 sports modes in the Peak and can track your steps, resting and active heart rate, caloric burn, recovery, sleep quality, and duration.

The battery life offered on the Suunto 5 Peak varies in different modes. The device can last up to 10 days on a single charge in Time mode. The smartwatch offers three options in sports mode, namely Performance, Endurance, and Tour. Performance mode offers 20 hours of continuous usage, Endurance mode gives you 40 hours of use time, and Tour mode allows for 100 hours of continuous GPS usage.

The device also allows users to control the music on their smartphones and check notifications. However, Suunto continues to restrict some smartphone features to Android, such as sending predefined replies to incoming messages from the smartwatch.

You can choose from six different strap colors, including a speckled option that’s made out of recycled strap scraps. The Suunto Peak 5 is available for pre-order in the US and Canada for $329 and will officially go on sale starting February 1. The smartwatch will be made available globally in Spring 2022.

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