Yes, I get the reflective screen is super readable in sunlight and its low power, hence the long battery life

I am giving it five stars because the screen is so much more clear and much larger so I can see it better

Overall, I still think the Fenix 5 plus is the ultimate exercise watch, but as an everyday smartwatch its not so good, as competitors have started to make some really good smart watches with awesome screens and decent battery life.

The screen is super durable, accidentally hit it with a kettle bell at the gym in the first week i had it, but no scratches or cracks

My favorite feature on the Plus model is the music

Other than that I like the looks and features of the watch

I don’t have to count my pool laps anymore, my personal favorite feature.

Powerful GPS doesn't loose position in canyons or under trees, keeps altitude information

Also, the GPS is not the best, but I can live with it

Legendary capability coupled with a rugged build makes for the top of the line sports watch available today.

The maps are super cool and although the music was difficult to upload, I love having this capability

Same great old Fenix 5, way faster than before but at a cost: battery life is down from 6-7 days on F5 to 4-5 days on F5+

This is one of the best product I got and works fine

Good product.

When I had the Fenix 3 a few years ago, I thought it was a great exercise watch with a good display and really had no peer

The Fenix 5 plus is a great exercise watch and with the recent addition of Spotify, its awesome

If you require good battery life on your next GPS watch, I would look elsewhere.

I first tried the Amazfit Bip which has an amazing battery Life (30+ days)

Overall, I still think the Fenix 5 plus is the ultimate exercise watch, but as an everyday smartwatch its not so good, as competitors have started to make some really good smart watches with awesome screens and decent battery life.

Good watch but poor battery life

I’m on my second 645 M, but Garmin was very good at replacing since it was only 4 month old

Garmin is good, but they definitely have some issues

I'm honestly hard-pressed to fault Garmin for anything; it's entirely configurable on-device out of the box (short of downloading custom watch faces or fields), does just about anything you could possibly want for any sort of physical training, has detailed maps, and is much more responsive than the Fenix 3 HR it replaced for me

However, Garmin needs to really improve the resolution, color saturation and brightness while at the same time keeping the battery life up

Overall, I still think the Fenix 5 plus is the ultimate exercise watch, but as an everyday smartwatch its not so good, as competitors have started to make some really good smart watches with awesome screens and decent battery life.

I first tried the Amazfit Bip which has an amazing battery Life (30+ days)

Good watch but poor battery life

If you require good battery life on your next GPS watch, I would look elsewhere.