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Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black
Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black

Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black

Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black

$665.00

(2,119 reviews)

A versatile multisport GPS watch with outstanding battery-life The popular Garmin’s Fenix 6X Multisport GPS smartwatch collection has passed all tests, even in the tougher test conditions. These handsome smartwatches reach the ambitious standards set by the extremely popular past Fenix generations while stepping up the game with their improved features. The Fenix 6 collection also includes this solar-powered premium model. The battery of Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 takes you even further by sourcing extra power from sunlight. Perfect for longer outdoor adventures, where electricity is not always easily available. This durable watch offers you ultimate user comfort that you need to experience for yourself. Like every Fenix watch, Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 is a member of Garmin’s top-level smartwatch category. An eye-catching selection of watch models, sizes and materials to choose from.

A versatile multisport GPS watch with outstanding battery-life The popular Garmin’s Fenix 6X Multisport GPS smartwatch collection has passed all tests, even in the tougher test conditions. These handsome smartwatches reach the ambitious standards set by the extremely popular past Fenix generations while stepping up the game with their improved features. The Fenix 6 collection also includes this solar-powered premium model. The battery of Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 takes you even further by sourcing extra power from sunlight. Perfect for longer outdoor adventures, where electricity is not always easily available. This durable watch offers you ultimate user comfort that you need to experience for yourself. Like every Fenix watch, Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 is a member of Garmin’s top-level smartwatch category. An eye-catching selection of watch models, sizes and materials to choose from.

(2,119 reviews)

A versatile multisport GPS watch with outstanding battery-life The popular Garmin’s Fenix 6X Multisport GPS smartwatch collection has passed all tests, even in the tougher test conditions. These handsome smartwatches reach the ambitious standards set by the extremely popular past Fenix generations while stepping up the game with their improved features. The Fenix 6 collection also includes this solar-powered premium model. The battery of Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 takes you even further by sourcing extra power from sunlight. Perfect for longer outdoor adventures, where electricity is not always easily available. This durable watch offers you ultimate user comfort that you need to experience for yourself. Like every Fenix watch, Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 is a member of Garmin’s top-level smartwatch category. An eye-catching selection of watch models, sizes and materials to choose from.

A versatile multisport GPS watch with outstanding battery-life The popular Garmin’s Fenix 6X Multisport GPS smartwatch collection has passed all tests, even in the tougher test conditions. These handsome smartwatches reach the ambitious standards set by the extremely popular past Fenix generations while stepping up the game with their improved features. The Fenix 6 collection also includes this solar-powered premium model. The battery of Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 takes you even further by sourcing extra power from sunlight. Perfect for longer outdoor adventures, where electricity is not always easily available. This durable watch offers you ultimate user comfort that you need to experience for yourself. Like every Fenix watch, Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar 010-02157-21 is a member of Garmin’s top-level smartwatch category. An eye-catching selection of watch models, sizes and materials to choose from.

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The lowest price for Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Watch Black right now is $665.00 at Chrono24.com.au, compared across 5 retailers.

The all-time low was $573.40 on 12 July 2024 — today's price is 16% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.

Prices last updated 18 Sept 2026.

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Reviews

A new world in wrist watch lifestyle computers.
10 April 2023cbs2wp

originally posted on ebay.com

Has more features than I will ever learn let alone be using. The watch on just its face has time, day and date, sunrise-sunset time, barometric pressure, altitude, battery life and solar input system reading. Theres 5 pushable buttons that are the gateway to 100s of different sensors and functions to cover a long list and range of life activities including gyms, hiking to climbing with complete maps, yoga ++++. Mine has the titanium body and band which really increases the visual quality and appeal. Its the Rolls Royce of this genre of life style timepieces.

Bigger and Better
17 January 2022hunterbunter

originally posted on garmin.com

This watch was a bit of a splurge for me. I am however very pleased.I have had 3 other Garmin watches and this basically has everything.It noticeably weigh more than my Forerunner 735xt, but after 2 weeks I am used to it.I really like the larger display for my old may eyes to read while not wearing glasses.I like the longer battery life. NOTE - if you turn on the OX monitor it will significantly reduce that. I changed it to only OX monitor while sleeping and I get 15days, with 6 days of GPS tracked exercises on average.I am not sure how many more full days of charge I get from the solar, but it is winter here in San Diego, so only partly sunny.It takes about a full hour to re-charge, so if you a a stats junky, that may bother you to miss one hour of your ... MoreThis watch was a bit of a splurge for me. I am however very pleased.I have had 3 other Garmin watches and this basically has everything.It noticeably weigh more than my Forerunner 735xt, but after 2 weeks I am used to it.I really like the larger display for my old may eyes to read while not wearing glasses.I like the longer battery life. NOTE - if you turn on the OX monitor it will significantly reduce that. I changed it to only OX monitor while sleeping and I get 15days, with 6 days of GPS tracked exercises on average.I am not sure how many more full days of charge I get from the solar, but it is winter here in San Diego, so only partly sunny.It takes about a full hour to re-charge, so if you a a stats junky, that may bother you to miss one hour of your day.I need to sync it with headphones and download music next. That appears to be a multistep process. But I am sure once I do it it will work great.The altimeter is fun to watch on airplane rides, and the built in compass and maps have been very helpful while wander/running.

Expect no actual warranty service from Garmin, and if you get a defective one, expect a headache.
7 July 2023

originally posted on digitec.ch

After a great experience with Garmin Fenix 5X+ I decided to upgrade to 6X Solar Pro. 100% disappointed:1. The watch was defective and I had a customer service agent from Garmin suggesting me to have the watch replaced.Garmin wanted to give me a used re-certified watch even while the watch was defective from manufacturer. This was in less than 30 days since I received the watch. I submitted the watch to Galaxus for warranty.2. Galaxus sends the watch to the third party repair partners, who sent the watch to Garmin UK and had the watch replaced with a used one with visible damage.3. Without Galaxus inspecting the used watch, the damaged watch comes to me as "repaired". I got furious because I have been arleady having serious quality issues with Galaxus ... MoreAfter a great experience with Garmin Fenix 5X+ I decided to upgrade to 6X Solar Pro. 100% disappointed:1. The watch was defective and I had a customer service agent from Garmin suggesting me to have the watch replaced.Garmin wanted to give me a used re-certified watch even while the watch was defective from manufacturer. This was in less than 30 days since I received the watch. I submitted the watch to Galaxus for warranty.2. Galaxus sends the watch to the third party repair partners, who sent the watch to Garmin UK and had the watch replaced with a used one with visible damage.3. Without Galaxus inspecting the used watch, the damaged watch comes to me as "repaired". I got furious because I have been arleady having serious quality issues with Galaxus lately.4. After several very annoying exchanges I got in contact with an after sales specialist directly who eventually fixed everything up by arranging pick up for the new items.I am happy with the resolution at the end from Galaxus but I seriously recommend Galaxus to reconsider their repair/supply partners. Because of these experiences I will order from Amazon.de for high value items because I do not know if what I am buying from Galaxus is new, has a real warranty coverage without a significant effort.I am also very disgusted at Garmin's approach for "warranty" as they will try to give you a physically damaged used watch if you get a defective one. After I made very public attacks to Garmin for their "warranty" policy Garmin offered me a 7X Sapphire Pro to be quiet.The watch itself is very nice, when you get a new one without defects, but it's a gamble because there is no real warranty from Garmin. Galaxus will eventually do the right thing, but do expect to receive low quality for now (2023-07-25).

Specification

Compatible withAndroid / iOS
Colour DisplayYes
Display TypeLCD
Resolution in Pixels280 x 280
Screen Diagonal in cm3,5

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$665.00

Garmin 010-02157-21

Free delivery

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Chrono24.com.au

$1,075.00

Garmin 010-02157-21 Plastic Black 51mm 2021

Delivery $248

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Tristar Online

$1,095.00

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Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar, Premium Multisport GPS Watch

Free delivery between 24 Sept – 2 Oct

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$1,095.00

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Price history

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Reviews

A new world in wrist watch lifestyle computers.
10 April 2023

Has more features than I will ever learn let alone be using. The watch on just its face has time, day and date, sunrise-sunset time, barometric pressure, altitude, battery life and solar input system reading. Theres 5 pushable buttons that are the gateway to 100s of different sensors and functions to cover a long list and range of life activities including gyms, hiking to climbing with complete maps, yoga ++++. Mine has the titanium body and band which really increases the visual quality and appeal. Its the Rolls Royce of this genre of life style timepieces.

cbs2wp originally posted on ebay.com
Bigger and Better
17 January 2022

This watch was a bit of a splurge for me. I am however very pleased.I have had 3 other Garmin watches and this basically has everything.It noticeably weigh more than my Forerunner 735xt, but after 2 weeks I am used to it.I really like the larger display for my old may eyes to read while not wearing glasses.I like the longer battery life. NOTE - if you turn on the OX monitor it will significantly reduce that. I changed it to only OX monitor while sleeping and I get 15days, with 6 days of GPS tracked exercises on average.I am not sure how many more full days of charge I get from the solar, but it is winter here in San Diego, so only partly sunny.It takes about a full hour to re-charge, so if you a a stats junky, that may bother you to miss one hour of your ... MoreThis watch was a bit of a splurge for me. I am however very pleased.I have had 3 other Garmin watches and this basically has everything.It noticeably weigh more than my Forerunner 735xt, but after 2 weeks I am used to it.I really like the larger display for my old may eyes to read while not wearing glasses.I like the longer battery life. NOTE - if you turn on the OX monitor it will significantly reduce that. I changed it to only OX monitor while sleeping and I get 15days, with 6 days of GPS tracked exercises on average.I am not sure how many more full days of charge I get from the solar, but it is winter here in San Diego, so only partly sunny.It takes about a full hour to re-charge, so if you a a stats junky, that may bother you to miss one hour of your day.I need to sync it with headphones and download music next. That appears to be a multistep process. But I am sure once I do it it will work great.The altimeter is fun to watch on airplane rides, and the built in compass and maps have been very helpful while wander/running.

hunterbunter originally posted on garmin.com
Expect no actual warranty service from Garmin, and if you get a defective one, expect a headache.
7 July 2023

After a great experience with Garmin Fenix 5X+ I decided to upgrade to 6X Solar Pro. 100% disappointed:1. The watch was defective and I had a customer service agent from Garmin suggesting me to have the watch replaced.Garmin wanted to give me a used re-certified watch even while the watch was defective from manufacturer. This was in less than 30 days since I received the watch. I submitted the watch to Galaxus for warranty.2. Galaxus sends the watch to the third party repair partners, who sent the watch to Garmin UK and had the watch replaced with a used one with visible damage.3. Without Galaxus inspecting the used watch, the damaged watch comes to me as "repaired". I got furious because I have been arleady having serious quality issues with Galaxus ... MoreAfter a great experience with Garmin Fenix 5X+ I decided to upgrade to 6X Solar Pro. 100% disappointed:1. The watch was defective and I had a customer service agent from Garmin suggesting me to have the watch replaced.Garmin wanted to give me a used re-certified watch even while the watch was defective from manufacturer. This was in less than 30 days since I received the watch. I submitted the watch to Galaxus for warranty.2. Galaxus sends the watch to the third party repair partners, who sent the watch to Garmin UK and had the watch replaced with a used one with visible damage.3. Without Galaxus inspecting the used watch, the damaged watch comes to me as "repaired". I got furious because I have been arleady having serious quality issues with Galaxus lately.4. After several very annoying exchanges I got in contact with an after sales specialist directly who eventually fixed everything up by arranging pick up for the new items.I am happy with the resolution at the end from Galaxus but I seriously recommend Galaxus to reconsider their repair/supply partners. Because of these experiences I will order from Amazon.de for high value items because I do not know if what I am buying from Galaxus is new, has a real warranty coverage without a significant effort.I am also very disgusted at Garmin's approach for "warranty" as they will try to give you a physically damaged used watch if you get a defective one. After I made very public attacks to Garmin for their "warranty" policy Garmin offered me a 7X Sapphire Pro to be quiet.The watch itself is very nice, when you get a new one without defects, but it's a gamble because there is no real warranty from Garmin. Galaxus will eventually do the right thing, but do expect to receive low quality for now (2023-07-25).

originally posted on digitec.ch
Fénix 6x pro solar replacing my Apple Watch!
25 July 2023

I looked at and read reviews for several years about Garmin fénix watches. I finally bought the fénix 6x pro. I enjoy not needing to charge every day, being able to go out for all day hikes, bike rides, kayaking, sailing etc and not worry about my battery going dead before I complete my activity. My Garmin pairs beautifully with my iPhone for messages, call alerts etc. it is very easy to use and enjoy the different applications. I especially like having consistent data from sleeping to weight lifting, bicycling to sailing. It is awesome having so much good information that is easy to access and use with Garmin Connect.

Ctred700 originally posted on garmin.com
Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Solar vs Forerunner 945
29 January 2022

Recently purchased to replace Forerunner 945. Both have great features and overall functionality equivalent.Differences I've noticed:945 Pros: Slimmer, lighter. Better sound and vibration for workout alerts.Con: Very limited battery lifeFenix 6: Pros: Longer battery life. So far approx 2 wks (mostly indoor in Western WA, US winter so not yet enough time in sun for Solar charging. Somewhat more positive/firmer function button feel/response.Cons: Bulkier, heavier ( tradeoff to handle battery)-has not impacted my use. This may be a style positive for some, but I preferred the 945 profile. Haptics for workout alerts not as strong, impacts swimming the most, alerts for end of sets missed.

RVV10 originally posted on garmin.com
Good watch
27 September 2021

It is a good watch. I wish the solar actually charged the battery verses slow down the depletion of the battery. I had the instinct before this one and it would stay charged which was really good for me working outside all the time. I do understand that there is a lot more going on with this watch then the instinct. The maps are handy, I was on a hiking trip and fog moved in when we were on the mountain and I had to navigate the cliff face with my watch because I couldn’t see the edge with my sight. The TOPO came in handy and it also came into play when I was mountain biking and I lost the trail and was able to pick it up with the maps. The Garmin coach is another cool feature for running, I am in the middle of a half marathon training session and it has help ... MoreIt is a good watch. I wish the solar actually charged the battery verses slow down the depletion of the battery. I had the instinct before this one and it would stay charged which was really good for me working outside all the time. I do understand that there is a lot more going on with this watch then the instinct. The maps are handy, I was on a hiking trip and fog moved in when we were on the mountain and I had to navigate the cliff face with my watch because I couldn’t see the edge with my sight. The TOPO came in handy and it also came into play when I was mountain biking and I lost the trail and was able to pick it up with the maps. The Garmin coach is another cool feature for running, I am in the middle of a half marathon training session and it has help regulate me better so that I don’t injure myself. Health feature I would say are pretty good for what you have on your wrist. Over all good watch bit pricey but I do understand why the high price tag. If you can learn to use it as an every day tool in the backcountry or in the gym you can get your moneys worth out of it.

Taddy bear originally posted on garmin.com
Great for hiking and golf
8 September 2021

I bought this watch several months ago. The two biggest reason I bought is was for the hiking and golf features. This watch is great for both. For hiking I also purchased the 24k Topo maps which provide very detail views when I am hiking. The tracking is great to allow you to find the your way back easily if you are not on well marked trails. Highly recommend both for the serious hiker. I also really like the different displays you can view while hiking such as ascent/descent amounts.For golf, it does a very good job of keeping track of the shots and where you are at. I have used competitor range finders and what is great about this watch is the number of preloaded courses. I have yet to find a course that is missing.When you use the watch in conjunction with ... MoreI bought this watch several months ago. The two biggest reason I bought is was for the hiking and golf features. This watch is great for both. For hiking I also purchased the 24k Topo maps which provide very detail views when I am hiking. The tracking is great to allow you to find the your way back easily if you are not on well marked trails. Highly recommend both for the serious hiker. I also really like the different displays you can view while hiking such as ascent/descent amounts.For golf, it does a very good job of keeping track of the shots and where you are at. I have used competitor range finders and what is great about this watch is the number of preloaded courses. I have yet to find a course that is missing.When you use the watch in conjunction with the Garmin Connect app you get very detailed information for both.I highly recommend this watch.

AlanR originally posted on garmin.com
Great integration with Garmin Connect on ios
3 January 2022

Replaced my aging Fenix 2 that was no longer waterproof. This Fenix 6 is gets a GPS signal right away where my other watch could take 5 minutes many times causing me to either not use it to track walks or missing the first part. The Fenix 6 also syncs to Garmin Connect effortlessly soon after pressing save on the activity. I used to have to fight with the bluetooth connection on the older watch. So far I have been very pleased with the watch and even with all the features for 24h activity tracking turned on, I get at least a week from the battery.I have noticed that if the watch has not been rebooted in a while that the turn by turn notifications can stop popping up. So just to keep things problem free, I turn off and on the watch or hook it up to the usb with ... MoreReplaced my aging Fenix 2 that was no longer waterproof. This Fenix 6 is gets a GPS signal right away where my other watch could take 5 minutes many times causing me to either not use it to track walks or missing the first part. The Fenix 6 also syncs to Garmin Connect effortlessly soon after pressing save on the activity. I used to have to fight with the bluetooth connection on the older watch. So far I have been very pleased with the watch and even with all the features for 24h activity tracking turned on, I get at least a week from the battery.I have noticed that if the watch has not been rebooted in a while that the turn by turn notifications can stop popping up. So just to keep things problem free, I turn off and on the watch or hook it up to the usb with Garmin Express after a few activities.Garmin Connect on ios makes it easy to create custom routes. I can plan a route for a walk just before going and send it to the watch so that I can share the route via Live Track for additional safety.

Mbarton98 originally posted on bestbuy.com
Love the watch but…
25 September 2021

I Bought my Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Solar after my Sunnto Baro 9 got messed up. I switched to the Fenix 6 because of the topographic maps and how it works with My inReach explorer+. Many of the options on the Fenix are the same as the Suunto, but the Fenix seems to be more accurate. The look of the app and watch display are much nicer than the Suunto as well. The downfall is how horrible the battery life is especially that it’s “Solar”. I’ve had a GShock that was solar and I never had to charge it. The “Solar” function on the Fenix is to extend battery life, but that’s a farce. The Fenix lasts about two days whereas the non solar Suunto lasted almost a week with both having the same amount of data collecting/background features running. If you’re going to buy a the Fenix ... MoreI Bought my Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Solar after my Sunnto Baro 9 got messed up. I switched to the Fenix 6 because of the topographic maps and how it works with My inReach explorer+. Many of the options on the Fenix are the same as the Suunto, but the Fenix seems to be more accurate. The look of the app and watch display are much nicer than the Suunto as well. The downfall is how horrible the battery life is especially that it’s “Solar”. I’ve had a GShock that was solar and I never had to charge it. The “Solar” function on the Fenix is to extend battery life, but that’s a farce. The Fenix lasts about two days whereas the non solar Suunto lasted almost a week with both having the same amount of data collecting/background features running. If you’re going to buy a the Fenix (which you should), don’t pay the extra money for the “Solar” function that doesn’t work well. The short battery life puts a real damper on it being an outdoor/ adventure watch, unless you constantly have it hooked to up to an external solar panel. I wonder how short the battery life would be without “solar” function.

RPKR originally posted on garmin.com
Nice Watch
26 February 2022

I’ve had my Garmin Fenix 6X Solar Pro now for about a month. I was a bit challenged by REI as it took almost 2 weeks for the product to arrive. REI’s ability to get product out in a timely manner is not as good as it’s competitors. To give REI credit they did reach out to me and I did appreciate that. The watch has been great so far but it does a lot and it takes time to use and get practiced with all of the functions. I do a lot of hiking and really like the ability to track and record all of that data. I also like how you can use it to navigate. I’m also a cyclist and it does well at tracking that activity too. I have a Garmin 830 on my bike and it’s better for cycling but one could get by with the Fenix. The battery life is really good. It will go days without ... MoreI’ve had my Garmin Fenix 6X Solar Pro now for about a month. I was a bit challenged by REI as it took almost 2 weeks for the product to arrive. REI’s ability to get product out in a timely manner is not as good as it’s competitors. To give REI credit they did reach out to me and I did appreciate that. The watch has been great so far but it does a lot and it takes time to use and get practiced with all of the functions. I do a lot of hiking and really like the ability to track and record all of that data. I also like how you can use it to navigate. I’m also a cyclist and it does well at tracking that activity too. I have a Garmin 830 on my bike and it’s better for cycling but one could get by with the Fenix. The battery life is really good. It will go days without needing charging and if you do a little research you’ll Lean ways to make the battery last even longer. It does charge if your out in the sun but it’s minimal. You have to be out in direct sunlight for a long time for it to get any substantial charge. If you walk in the woods or it’s cloudy, don’t count on it charging much.

2daysbiker originally posted on REI

Specification

Compatible withAndroid / iOS
Colour DisplayYes
Display TypeLCD
Resolution in Pixels280 x 280
Screen Diagonal in cm3,5

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