Overview

• The watch offers downloadable street and topographic maps with road and trail names, turn-by-turn directions, and route-back guidance directly on the device.
• New Adventure Journal tools let users drop voice pins with dual-mic noise reduction and auto transcription, attach photos to their route, and mark locations via a dedicated Action Button.
• Angler-focused modes track casts and catches, log species and size, surface optimal times based on tides and moon phase, and add a location-lock virtual anchor to hold a spot.
• Hardware highlights include dual-band L1+L5 GNSS, a 1.3-inch MIP touchscreen in a 47.8mm case, ECG/SpO2/PPG sensors, 32GB for offline maps and MP3 music, and battery ratings of about 22 days or 34 hours with dual-frequency tracking.
• Early testing reported mostly accurate GPS and heart-rate data with a roughly 50m distance gap versus Garmin controls and one isolated GPS glitch; orders are open now at $349 with broader retail availability expected later in August.