#GARMIN BOAT WATCH ANDROID#

TheyвЂ™re not finely detailed but they do give a ready reckoner to the basics of where the tides are at. When connected to the chartplotter and data stream you can also view your boat data on your Quatix 6.ДЄ handy tool is the tides, which can be scrolled through day by day. ItвЂ™s possible to connect up the watch to the vesselвЂ™s onboard autopilot and use it as a remote control. Other screens and functions are self explanatory and equally easy to use.

#GARMIN BOAT WATCH ANDROID#

Garmin Connect app screen on Android phone The Quatix 6 has boating and sailing at the fore of its functionality.

I am testing the 47mm watch size throughout this review.Д«uy The Garmin Quatix 6 from Garmin UK Sailing It comes in two different face sizes, 47mm and 51mm and has the option for a solar version which gives considerably longer battery life, but sadly the solar version is currently only available in the larger watch face, which looks ridiculous on me and my spindly wrist. It doesnвЂ™t look out of place with smart wear for work with its metal bezel and easily blends in as a day to day watch. Take yourself off for a shower and plug it in, by the time youвЂ™re clean, dried and dressed, the Quatix 6 will be pretty much charged back up again. With my weekly sporting activity including both outdoor (using GPS) and strength exercises on a mat at home, I would say IвЂ™ve charged the phone on average once every 10 days or so. It easily lasts more than a week even when being used for GPS tracking activities, although if you were GPS tracking all day every day, youвЂ™d need to charge it more often. I forget when was the last time I charged it. The battery life on this thing is excellent. How lovely is it to have a positive set of buttons to push? (Yes, maybe IвЂ™m a luddite) The screen on the Quatix 6 can get a bit smudgy but the Gorilla Glass wipes off really easily.

Garmin boat watch