I had my first one for 4 months and it went haywire. I received a replacement from Garmin last month and no problems so far.

I bought my Epix a month a go and I like it so far. The only thing that is missing is blood pressure measure p

Best thing about it is the battery life you get. Everything my Apple Watch did and more. The larger face is really easy to read.

I received this two weeks ago. It is very useful. I like using it particularly on the golf course. Very accurate. Thank you.

I bought this a month ago and was annoyed during the initial set up when the watch prompted me to input my sleep schedule. I work 12 hour graveyard shifts only on weekends, so my sleep schedule flips during the week so I get to be awake and outdoors on my days off work. The watch would not accept my weird sleeping schedule, and continued to say there was an ‘overlap' even though the sleep and wake hours did not overlap. So I just skipped that part and made up a sleep schedule since the watch would not let me move past imputing that info before allowing me to move forward with the setup process. The other thing I don't care about with this watch that my Apple Watch does is the boxing feature and some of the other activities that are already preset into the watch. I wish this watch had some of those preset activities. So, I'm just going to use this watch for outdoor stuff. It's okay I guess.

This watch has exceeded my expectations. Many features I am still planning to try out, but GPS syncs fast, the watch runs smooth and everything I need is accessible. I was debating pulling the trigger, but I am very happy I did. I wear it to work, and use a more simple watch face to match my attire.

Just starting week three with my watch and it is really performing well. I am liking the stats it is giving so far and the sleep tracking and training readiness assessments have been useful to me. Battery life is amazing: I tend to charge it while I am taking my shower and I've rarely gone below 90% (except when I go 2+ days without charging any).

I've had my epix2 for just about one month. I chose it for the screen, the mtn biking capabilities, and pool swimming coupled with general health stuff. Overall I like it and am impressed with the caloric expenditure info. I haven't been able to test the biking features yet, but look forward to in spring. I lift a lot and do like the weight lifting capabilities, hoping it's accurate on caloric expenditure. Major downfall I see so far: 1: the lap swimming needs some software tweaks. It will often short my swims by 25 yards/100 yards swum. In other words, I swim 4 laps and it shows 75 yards. Really?! And no way to manually correct it. Also, this thing has GPS, so why can't it record my drills, like kicking laps?? If it won't record that distance then at least make a software update so I can specifically enter what my drill is, how far, then estimate my calories and all from that and heart rate. I'm wondering if Samsung or Polar are better at these. 2: I'll fully charge it and it will say 14 days life. I have the watch face set to gesture, so not always on. As soon I get to the gym it starts dropping fast. After my last charge I was at 9 days after working a bunch (5 days). Then I workout my day off, lift and swim. 2-2.5 hours. And it's down to 4 days. I plan to keep closer track of this..

I have been a Fenix user for a couple of years with the 5S and then the 6S. This time I opted for the Epix 2 and I am thrilled with the Epix. The touch screen makes navigating options easier, the AMOLED display is fantastic but does not impact battery length with the option to activate only when you lift your wrist. The native fitness options that provide tracking are on point. The Epix 2 is THE fitness smartwatch to get.

This is my first touchscreen watch that also has the HRV feature. I have worn for two weeks now and it is starting to display initial results. The battery life is much better than my Forerunner 755 and it appears to more accurately track my widely varying HR when at rest, sleeping and working out.