Garmin Approach S70 47mm vs Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 Sapphire 51mm

The Garmin Approach S70 is a top-notch golf watch with a vibrant AMOLED display. It comes in two sizes and offers excellent battery life. The larger model provides 20 hours of GPS mode and 16 days of smartwatch mode, while the smaller size offers 15 hours of GPS mode and 10 days of smartwatch mode. This watch is packed with outstanding features that will enhance your golfing experience.

The Garmin S70 Golf GPS Watch is a high-quality, customizable smartwatch that is great for golf and other activities. It has a sleek design and useful features, although there were some initial issues with Bluetooth pairing. The watch performed well on the golf course, accurately tracking shots and providing helpful yardages. It also has a wide range of fitness tracking capabilities and other features like stock monitoring and music playback. The watch's high price may be a drawback for some, but overall it is a versatile and impressive device.

The Garmin Epix Pro (Gen 2) is a top-end GPS watch with impressive features. It includes Hill Score and Endurance Score to track running performance. The weather overlays are a nice addition, but rely on phone connection. The GPS accuracy is excellent, especially in challenging terrain. The optical heart rate sensor is comparable to a chest strap. The AMOLED screen is bright and clear, except in direct sunlight. The watch comes in three sizes, with the 51mm version being surprisingly comfortable. The battery life is impressive, and the watch charges quickly. The enhanced maps and split screen/data pages are useful features. Overall, the Epix Pro is a tempting upgrade for those looking for a high-quality GPS watch.

The reviewer upgraded from a Fenix 6x pro to the Epix Pro and is happy with the 51mm size and bright AMOLED display. They appreciate the improved legibility for notifications and find the battery life impressive. The WHR and sleep tracking are similar to the Fenix 6x. The maps are better on the Epix Pro, but the reviewer doesn't use them much. They haven't tested golf yet but are curious about the display's performance in bright sunlight.