The fenix E 47 mm pairs a 1.3-inch AMOLED display with a stainless steel bezel, Gorilla Glass and a fibre-reinforced polymer case, and weighs 76 g on the silicone band. Garmin lists up to 16 days as a smartwatch (6 with the screen always on) and up to 42 hours with GPS. It has preloaded road and trail maps, ski resort maps, and the usual multisport, swim and training tools.
What the fenix 8 adds, by Garmin's own comparison: a built-in LED flashlight, voice features (speaker and mic), dive functions, an ECG app, and titanium and sapphire options.
Worth knowing No flashlight, voice or dive features, which are the main reasons people pay for a fenix 8. Garmin also now sells the newer fenix 9 line.
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