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Garmin 010-02293-10 Instinct Solar, Rugged Outdoor Smartwatch with Solar Charging Capabilities, Built-in Sports Apps and Health Monitoring, Graphite

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Color: Graphite


Style: Solar


Pattern Name: Smartwatch


Features

  • Solar charging capabilities allow you to extend battery life beyond traditional charging.Supported Application:GPS. Connectivity technology:GPS. Wireless comm standard:Bluetooth
  • Rugged GPS Watch is water-rated to 100 meters and constructed to U.S. military standard 810 for thermal, shock and water resistance
  • Built-in 3-axis compass and barometric altimeter plus multiple global navigation satellite systems (GPS, Glonass and Galileo) track in more challenging environments than GPS alone
  • Track your activities for running, biking, swimming, strength and more
  • Help understand your health and wellness better with all-day health monitoring and Pulse Ox (this is not a medical device and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or monitoring of any medical condition)
  • Monitor how your body uses energy by tracking heart rate, stress and sleep estimates with body battery energy monitoring

Description

Do what you love, longer with Instinct Solar. This rugged GPS smart Watch boasts solar charging, giving incredible battery life in smart Watch and Expedition modes while outdoors. Monitor how your body uses energy by tracking heart rate, stress, estimated sleep and Pulse Ox (this is not a medical device and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or monitoring of any medical condition), which helps give you a better understanding of your health and wellness. Get more out of the sports you love with preloaded activity profiles such as running, biking, swimming and more. Smart notifications (when paired with a compatible smartphone) at the wrist keep you connected to what matters. Multiple global navigation satellite systems (GPS, GLONASS and Galileo) help you track wherever your adventures take you. Compatible with :Alpha 100/ 200i, Astro 430/ 900,GPSMAP 66i, inReach mini, Montana 700 / 700i / 750i, Pro 550 plus, Virb 360 / ultra 30, Xero A1i

Operating System: Android Wear 1.0


Memory Storage Capacity: 16 MB


Special Feature: Solar Charging, Power Manager, GPS, Sleep Monitor, Heart Rate Monitor, Stress Tracking, ABC Sensors, Notifications, Body Temperature Monitor, Compass, Pedometer See more


Battery Capacity: 24 Amp Hours


Connectivity Technology: USB


Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth


Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Polymer


GPS: True


Shape: Round


Screen Size: 0.9 Inches


Operating System: Android Wear 1.0


Additional Features: Solar Charging, Power Manager, GPS, Sleep Monitor, Heart Rate Monitor, Stress Tracking, ABC Sensors, Notifications, Body Temperature Monitor, Compass, Pedometer


GPS Geotagging Functionality: True


Band Material Type: Sport Band


Case Material Type: Fiber-reinforced Polymer


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Sport Type: Camping & Hiking, Cardio, Exercise & Fitness, Running, Swimming


Clasp Type: Tang Buckle


Supported Application: Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Monitor


Water Resistance Depth: 100 Meters


Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS


Controller Type: Physical buttons/dials


Metrics Measured: GPS, Heart Rate


Shape: Round


Style Name: Solar


Color: Graphite


Band Color: black


Connectivity Technology: USB


Wireless Compability: Bluetooth


Wireless Provider: du


Communication Feature: Bluetooth


Compatible Devices: Android, iOS


Compatible Phone Models: Android Devices; iOS Devices


Memory Storage Capacity: 16 MB


Warranty Type: Limited


Waterproof Rating: IPX8


Brand: Garmin


Model Name: Instinct


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Number: 010-02293-10


Built-In Media: Instinct Solar; Charging/data cable; Documentation


Wearable Computer Type: Smart Watch


UPC: 753759258757


Global Trade Identification Number: 57


Manufacturer: Garmin


Item Type Name: Solar Watch


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty


Battery Capacity: 24 Amp Hours


Battery Cell Type: Lithium Polymer


Battery Average Life: 576 Hours


Screen Size: 0.9 Inches


Display Type: monochrome, sunlight-visible, transflective memory-in-pixel (MIP)


Resolution: 128 x 128


Band Width: 22 Millimeters


Item Weight: 0.15 Kilograms


Item Dimensions: 0.59 x 2.01 x 2.01 inches


Band Length: 220 Millimeters


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    • I love my rugged and versatile Instinct Solar
Color: Graphite Style: Solar Pattern Name: Smartwatch
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I’ve been eyeing down the Instinct and Fenix for a while and finally decided on the Instinct when they introduced this solar version. It’s been a month of using it every day and I love it. I came from having a Viviactive HR and love the Instinct Solar much better. The wrist heart rate monitor is slimmer and doesn’t poke so much into your wrist, like the Vivoactive HR. Why did I choose this over the Fenix? For my use I didn’t need music storage built-in, nor the on-device topo maps of the Fenix. Those were the two big features that were on my would-be-nice but not essential lists. Other than that the Instinct gives you most of the same tracking capabilities and feedback. The Instinct gives you access to an app called Garmin Explore, which allows you to download topo maps to see where you are at, when out of cell coverage. That app resolved my desire for the Fenix, since I didn’t want to spend that much money. The solar feature of the watch is really cool and really works. I’m indoors most of the time when I’m at work, so solar alone won’t keep me going indefinitely, but when I’m outdoors it does increase battery life. One hour of full sun gave the watch one more day of smartwatch use or one hour of GPS tracking. More sun time gave about the same results with sunny days. Overcast days charged too, but we don’t have many of those in the desert I’m in so I can’t give I’m depth detail on overcast charging. Battery life is exceptional, even without solar. This was another reason I went with the Instinct Solar over the Fenix. I can get up to 32 days using smart watch (not tracking pulse ox all night ), or up to 64 days with the smart watch features turned off. When turning on the pulse-oximeter tracking at night, the watch only got 7 days of battery life. Still pretty dang good if you ask me, especially compared to the more GPU centered smart watches that I don’t need from Samsung or Apple. I ended up turning off the pulse-ox tracking because it wasn’t worth it to me for the battery dip. You can still check your pulse ox manually when you turn the nightly tracking off. The first charge of the battery got me 15 days of smart watch use, combined with 9 hours GPS tracking, and an hour of Cardio/Yoga tracking. The battery life with the pulse-oximeter tracking turned off roughly equates to one day of smart watch (watch with no tracking during the day) =one hour of GPS tracking. One complaint I was worried about was that the display doesn’t show you the percentage left on the battery on the main watch display, but shows you the days left of battery life (or hours when using GPS tracking). But I quickly discovered that when you navigate to the menu, the watch battery days remaining display toggles between days left and percentage. I got used to the days remaining and actually liked it better, after a month of use. The watch seems to be very durable but nice and light weight. I still got a tempered glass screen protector because I’m rough on watches. I did have a tough crash while mountain biking and the watch held up but the screen protector cracked because I hit a rock after flipping over the handlebars and hit right on the screen, but after taking the glass protector off the watch face was still mint new. Definitely recommend the screen protector if your a cluts like me. There are some really cool features like Altimeter, Barometer, Compass, area measurement, multiple sport tracking profiles(hiking, running, cycling, mountain biking, skiing, paddle boarding etc), open water swim, course navigation, and route back to start point. There are some hunting and fishing features but I’m not a hunter so can’t speak to those. The Instinct Solar is excellent for any outdoor or fitness enthusiast. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020 by ExplorerLV
    • Balance between usefullness, simplicity and features
Color: Graphite Style: Solar Pattern Name: Smartwatch
If you're looking for a sport smart-watch to listen to music while you run, navigate throughout the city or install apps, then THIS IS NOT YOUR WATCH. To put it simply and give you a better feel for the watch, I'm a rock climber, amateur alpinist and during COVID took up running as part of my training routine. Me choosing this watch came down to the following points (in order of relevance): battery life, cost, and long-term usability. As an alpinist, the need for charging a device can be crippling, particularly GPS-enabled ones. The watchs' battery lasts for 13 days on the basic setting, meaning it registers your heartbeat, daily activities (steps, floors, etc) and utilizes GPS without connecting for a charge for a long time (with Sleep PulseOx disabled it can last close to double that and in battery saver mode even longer). Of course, activities such as running, skiing, and others (it comes with preloaded activities but you can create your own custom ones) use up more battery, but you can set up different power modes so that the charge lasts longer. Moreover, I've had a simple Casio solar for the last 10 years and never changed the battery, so no way was I buying a 1-day-charge watch after that. Regarding cost, I got it during Presidents Day sales for 320-ish, which to me is a steal for this watch. If you are the kind of person who wants all the Instinct Solar has but wants street maps and more customization, then you may need to spend more cash on things like the Enduro or the Phoenix lineup, both of which come at twice the cost or more (do your research on those). The Instinct Solar is a basic watch in terms of looks and visuals (black & white screen, breadcrumb navigation, only a few preloaded watch faces), aimed mostly at giving you many features for outdoor adventures and sports while not wasting resources on useless gimmicks. In my case, running is only part of and not the focus of my training so, while valuable, things like VO2max are not a must-have, whereas wrist-based blood O2 readings can give me an approximate idea on the field (this is NOT a medical device). Regarding long-term usability, it comes down to one simple fact: these things are expensive. The reality is, unless you are made out of money, you cannot buy one of these every year, be it the Instinct or any other smart-watch. In my case, I wanted a device that can function on the mountains without worrying about whether it will make it on a single charge or die midway. I wanted something that has GPS capabilities but doesn't break the bank or needs a replacement for a while. Solar charging makes it a tough contender for this price range. Overall, if you want a basic do-it-all adventure watch that won't set you back too much but can be used for more than just extreme terrain, this is an excellent product. If you are looking for a more running-oriented or activity-tracking device, Garmin has other line-ups, more affordable than the Instinct Solar and with specific features for those activities. The only problem with this watch is the learning curve, but there are youtube guides to simplify it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2021 by sebarosen

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