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A Tale of Two Wrist-Centered Devices: Fenix 7 vs Epix Series Units

As I delve into the world of smartwatches, I stumbled upon a peculiar issue - Slate Virtual Mix Rack settings couldn't be saved. The just-released Venu 2 Plus shares the same screen as other models but doesn’t feel anything like Epix. And it’s probably important to set aside any perceived notions around ‘pretty display’ units from a few years ago.

Things like map clarity, graphing detail, how the unit reacts when on your wrist, and even general day-to-day visibility are crucial considerations. But that display actually drives quite a few other factors that are less obvious. Now at a high level, undoubtedly, the display is the main difference.

To get a better understanding of how these devices handle real-world usage, I conducted direct comparison data using both units for almost two months. During this time, I often used them side by side to observe their performance in various settings. Over the last few days, there have been endless discussions about deciding between a Fenix 7 Series and Epix Series unit, so I figured a more detailed comparison was in order.

In my next article, I will share my findings on how these units performed during long 7-hour activities, including battery burn charts with all features enabled. Stay tuned for the full breakdown!

Slate virtual mix rack settings couldnt be saved