Garmin Instinct 2S, Smaller-Sized GPS Outdoor Watch, Multi-GNSS Support, Tracback Routing, Graphite, 40 MM

Cumple con la especificaciones indicadas. Al momento lo estoy usando en alberca y me marca muy bien la distancia del nado así como estadísticas en la aplicación. Esta emparejado con mi teléfono y me marca perfectamente los mensajes y llamadas. Excelente para ejercicio al aire libre con variedad de deportes. Es como para mi muñeca. Excelente hasta el momento.

Bought this for my 12 year old. Great durability, easy to use, battery last forever. Fits great, syncs to the iPad, and works great for all sports

I ordered this Garmin watch from Amazon Warehouse and it turns out to be defective again. It's my 2nd time that I found them to be defective. The first was a Camouflage version of Instinct 2 and it could not connect with the app. And now this Instinct 2s Solar which was charged for a few hours and cannot switch on (see video). I suspect that many of these sold by Garmin as used in Amazon warehouse is not working and should not be put to sale. Buyer Beware!! Also the band of the Instinct 2S is really short and I have a 17cm wrist!

I like my old Garmin Forerunner better than this watch. Forerunner has bigger numbers on the display and is easier to use.

This is the watch I've been waiting for ever since I started obsessing over Casio watches when I was 12. It does everything I need. Other than time, alarms, and all the standard stuff, notifications, weather, and heart rate are my must haves. It does all of those things perfectly. I don't have to get sucked into my phone just to glance at a message, I love the morning summary of my day. Heart rate is in a nice graph right on the watch face. The LCD display is distraction free, I enjoy that it's not touch screen as buttons are way more usable to me, although a rotating bezel or crown would be useful, but more to go wrong. Everything about it is so thoughtful, and I love that it has an old school extensive manual with it, just like old Casios. And then the battery. Man, it's just so great to not worry about charging. I honestly can't think of one thing I'd change about this watch, other than a replaceable battery. I'm almost tempted to buy a second one just to keep in reserve for when the battery inevitably gives up for good. Coming from a Fossil WearOS, then Fitbit, and then a cheaper Chinese brand I couldn't be happier. All of those watches had their flaws, from battery life, to blinding my wife at night when the screen lit up because dnd sucked, to touch screen being the worst way to interact with a watch (imo). To me a watch isn't best when it's a wrist phone. I get the allure of an Apple Watch, it's so delightful, but it's a compromise. It's distracting, needs charging all the time, hard to see in bright sun, needs gentle handling, and so on. I can see the screen of my Garmin without a backlight in almost any scenario other than total darkness. I could go on gushing about this watch. I just hope it lasts because $350 isn't Casio money. If you want a G-shock style watch that does every essential thing you'd want from a smart watch, with outstanding battery life, this is it. I kinda wanted the solar version because that again puts me back to the 80s and 90s when digital Seikos and Casios had too teir solar watches, but honestly the battery life is so good, I don't think I'd notice the difference.