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I can't believe that you bought a camera with a gimble, and didn't realise that moving it up and down wouldn't just move the camera view up and down! The fact there's a joystick on the camera is a dead giveaway. To avoid missing a crucial shot of a freeway overhead sign again, I'd suggest you determine how your camera works BEFORE you start waving it around to change the target view.

I’m rewatching this twice it’s that good I’m enjoying this, video😄 Majority of the time I’m enjoying my daily use of my enduro 2 my activities flawless use and light 🔦 but i like the use my awu 2 payment, call & texts that’s about it the garmin s’more of my fav 🙌

Simple way to use Garmin for navigation is to open apple maps, drop a pin and send to Garmin connect, it will appear on watch and all you need to do is press WALK.....done

Apple is a smart watch first. It's for people who want an IPAD on their wrist. The battery life is just awful. Horrible in fact. No serious athletes use an Apple Watch. None. It's for 15 year old girls.

Turn by turn navigation actually works perfect on Garmins. What you mean is searching a navigation destination. On which I agree it’s kinda annoying. Searching can be done on text, around you and on the map itself. It takes some practice and patience since it does load slowly but the results on the map are quite good. In fact on routing it’s better then both Apple and google. I’ve found routes on my holidays in Europe which Apple and google didn’t find. Walking routes that is.

According to Google Gemini: 1. Convert the length of The Mall to metres: * 0.93 km * 1000 metres/km = 930 metres 2. Assume an average length for a London double-decker bus: * Let's use 10.5 metres as a reasonable average length. 3. Divide the length of The Mall by the average bus length: * 930 metres / 10.5 metres/bus ≈ 88.6 buses Answer: Approximately 89 London double-decker buses would need to line up end-to-end to match the length of The Mall.

Great video, it can't disappoint anyone that the perfect tracking watch hasn't been invented yet, I've had Apple watch and Suunto and polar over the last 15 years and have always returned to Garmin because of design, flexibility, stability and yes there are small mistakes on all watches along the way.

Good video. I have both garmin and apple ultra. There are benefits from each. Watching from America

Good video. I have both garmin and apple ultra. There are benefits from each. Watching from America

If you go to Apple Maps and type a destination you can share that to Garmin Connect and it will create a route you can send to your watch. You are right it’s hard work to get it working. I haven’t used Apple Watch since series 2 or 3 😂 Been tempted for an Apple Watch Ultra but I guess my issue is I like my Garmin because it’s very good at tracking overall fitness and I like my watch to just be a watch I don’t want notifications going off. Thoughts Tim? Good content 👍

Good stuff mate.

Try using Garmin Explore on the phone for navigation. Just search for desired destination and select navigate, and the watch will prompt with what activity type you want to use and start navigating.

How are you using your 'activity tracking smart watch' for turn by turn navigation? I have since found a "fix' for this but would be interested to know any thoughts you may have?

Thank you for the helpful tips in this video! I’ve been using these techniques for a while, but I still find them to be great reminders, and some are even new and very useful to me. I’m curious why you prefer FOV Lock Mode over Follow Mode. Personally, I’ve found that setting the gimbal to Fast Speed and using Follow Mode has helped me avoid resetting the horizon frequently. Just wondering about your take!

I have used my Action 5 Pro for over a month now. My main use is for bike rides, and it is great. The battery life is superb, lasting well over 3 hours. I have the adventure which came with 3 batteries. One feature I am not sure about is snapshot during recording. I play back the recording on my laptop to find and grab a still frame. What I want is to hit the shutter button to grab a still, without stopping the actual recording! It's only a minor thing, but helps.

So are you choosing AWU2 or Fenix 8? Love your content by the way.

Thanks!

Hi Tim, love all the videos. I've moved over from Apple Ultra to the Epic Pro Gen 2 and love it for so many reasons. One question what is the top yellow arc showing? thanks.

Good stuff mate. I wish I picked up the 47mm instead of the 51mm now seeing as how the display is the same. Looking forward to more vide. Subbed. 🤙

Do you find the strap , digs into your skin , if it’s not tight it slips and gives inaccurate heart rate data , had a few scares and had to check Apple Watch !

There’s no difference between FPV locked and follow mode. I have one I used all the time and can’t tell what the difference is

subscribed sir

So I’ve had both the F8 AMOLED & the Solar and I do miss the AMOLED but that aside it’s a great watch and does everything I need to. I have all the notifications off from my phone I just use it as a watch/fitness tracker. I hope Garmin update their CPUs on these watches though as they have been using the same one now for a long time and it’s showing its age for sure. However with a new CPU comes more battery drain so they have to balance it. Overall though I’m a happy Fenix 8 owner and it looks superb.

I love this! Thank you for making this!

How manage flare lense? I have action 4 and action 5 pro, unfortunately dji action 5 pro has very bad lense flare, whit action 4 I didn't have this issues. Any idee how can we fix this or maybe it's possible to fox that on the firmware update...

Great vid buddy, very useful for me as a newbie to this camera and someone with ADHD who can get confused easily at times. My only critique is regarding the vertical filming. As most socials are 1080p, filming in 4k won't be required and doing it in 3k means smaller file size, not to mention you lose some flexibility when turning the camera on its side. This might be only relevant to me, as I'm a power wheelchair user and film whilst on the go, so require flexibility and can capture killer motion shots of the chairs wheels etc

Its a great watch overall but there is something we cant forgive them and thats the lagg, its so annoying going throught menus and facing stutters in such an expensive watch

Great video and appreciate you style and humor. I picked up the solar version of the Fenix 8 last week and have been in testing mode as well - looking forward to your part 2.

If the Apple watch Ultra 2 was in the body/chassis of a garmin, with the garmin battery life, would you hand over your hard earned pocket money for it?...

I am thinking of putting my QC onto a board with DC7, has it been reliable for you ? Also thinking I am going to build another spare board with the Cioks Sol and put my Nano Cortex and Tonex one on it, with a looper for noodling and practicing around the house as a mini fly rig. Great video

For garmin pay you need to insert pin only at the first use and remain unlocked until you remove the watch from your wrist. You can also associate Garmin Pay to a button shortcut . Also there are good apps for garmin for fidelity card with 1d (barcode) or 2d code (qr)

Same screen but Battey life I believe is almost 2x on the 51mm. Well between my Epix Pro 47mm vs my 51mm the battery is anyways.

How do you rotate the camera between yourself and the street/beach huts? I can do it with the Pocket 3 quite easily 😂

I use an Apple Watch Ultra, a Garmin bike computer and I have a Garmin Fenix 6X Pro. I came to understand how pointless the deluge of fitness data the Garmin ecosystem spews. I listened to the Apple Watch doesn’t do HRV well arguments but found that while the actual numbers differed, the trends were the same. The Ultra does a great if not better job of tracking sleep. Likewise Heart Rate. I see the Fenix 8 as being an overpriced showplace watch, a bit like a Ferrari with a 1 litre engine. I’m definitely not changing to one of the two banks supported for Garmin Pay and I like the fact the Watch unlocks my phone and Mac, authenticates passwords etc - adding up that saves me so much time. I do still wear my Fenix 6xPro on long bike rides outdoors to use as a backup to my Garmin Edge 1040 Solar bike computer.

You can say manly. Woke is not longer in style 😁

Garmin for me. Never buy current model. Garmins last forever. I have the Fenix 6x currently. Will get Fenix 7x pro within next 12 months. Spending $1100 for a fenix 8 seems silly to me.

Thank you for your video, it’s been really helpful. I’m encountering some issues with my Apple Watch Ultra 2. In the Workoutdoors app, when I use the "Pace Current" data, two dashes are displayed instead of a number. However, it works with "Pace GPS" or "Pace Health System," but for these two options, the pace fluctuates significantly from one second to the next, making them unusable. Do you have any advice for me? Thank you in advance for your response.

Shouldve been Mice space 😜😜 have you had any joy trying to do a star lapse ? I wish dji would add it properly like go pro do 👍

Привет из России. Да, кардиозоны в Garmin это лучше чем умные часы.

Great video, but I would appreciate it more without the background music.

Loved the way you explained it. Love the simplicity in the video

I dont want to be a slave of my charging cable - so Fenix all the way

Canada is part of North America. We use metric! Great video

Ive have most of the fenix watches as im not into apple products. Had the epix pro for a year now and love it. Will skip the fenix 8 and may go for the 8 plus or 9, but we'll see. The Epix pro has been amazing.

I have went back and forth between Garmin and Apple Watches since the Ultra came out. I have the AWU2 Black and the Fenix 8 and I’m back on the Fenix 8 again as I just love it as a sports watch and overall fitness tracker.

Ah, if it were that easy, right? You perfectly frame my problems with the Apple watch: a rectangular touch-based smartwatch first, a sports watch second, while there's that manly, burly, and ROUND Garmin. Easy one.... until one gets to the metrics stuff. Turns out, the nerdy smartwatch is WAY more precise than the testosterone booster, and not by a small margin. This finally led me to decide what would be the lesser problem in everyday use: The Garmin is simply the best choice for people who hate touch screens, love practical tools, and choose to have a watch still resembling the tradition in most ways. But it's a closer call than I thought.

my humble opinion: These Ultra and big Garmins are simply unsuitable for any activities. They have soft materials and a large size, which means they are destroyed after a few months. They are also uncomfortable and too bulky. Apple’s battery life is simply ridiculous for sport-oriented watches. A small plastic watches like Garmin Instinct 2S or g-shock 5600 are much more durable and convenient to use than all these hipster-barbershop-activity-focused watches.

Subscribed .... Garmin should introduce one time password and that should be ones you put on the watch ... same as Apple/Galaxy/ Pixel and even Amazfit watches are doing it

Previously i only had apple watches. 41 and 45mm . What I found out that the HR sensor on ligher and smaller watches are much more accurate during activities like crossfit. Now with Gamin Epix Pro 51mm the watch itself is much bigger and during crossfit training it is more vulnerable to movements and vibrations on the wrist. I had terrible HR readings because of that. However the overall experience for workouts with Garmins are much much better for me than Apple. The HR problems i solved with chest strap Polar H10 and this is generally best setup I had. Good Luck :)

I have an android and an iPhone. For what Garmin charges, I could never make a case for choosing it over the ultra. The ability to leave your phone at home, for making payments, and for a more accurate heart rate sensor, it’s Ultra all the way. If Garmin wants to continue charging a premium for a sports activity watch, the accuracy when it comes to fitness metrics, should be on point. Speaking of metrics, we use the metric system in Canada.