Garmin Fenix 5 Plus

Hard wearing ; Stylish, rugged design ; Huge range of multi-sport features

High price ; Reduced battery life

When it comes to multisport watches, the refreshed Fenix is about as capable as they come, with new features like built-in music and contactless payments along with fully routable color topo maps. We’d like to have seen more battery and perhaps power...

Great build quality and durability ; GPS locks location quickly ; Accurate heart rate sensor ; Music makes carrying a phone unnecessary ; 10 day battery life ; 100m water proofing

Sleep tracking is inconsistent ; Battery life not quite as good as previous Fenix 5 or Forerunner 945 ; Loading music is cumbersome ; It's undeniably expensive

Brilliant sports tracking ; Full-colour maps and on-the-go routing ; Spotify support

Heart rate accuracy is hit-and-miss ; Expensive

Overall, it’s a sensational bit of kit that justifies its price, which is no small statement when you consider it costs £600. If you’re looking for the best multisport watch there is, look no further.

Fairly non-intimidating design ; Garmin Connect is great for serious workout tracking ; A fab array of features inc. Spotify support

Very expensive ; Proper hike-ready maps are expensive ; Garmin Pay support is limited at present

We wish it cost less but the Fenix 5 Plus is undeniably brilliant

Fullutrustad ; Kartfunktionen ; Pulsmätningen på handleden ; Bra batteritid

Opedagogiska menyer ; "Beräknad prestation" opålitlig

Garmin Fenix 5 är en fullutrustad sportklocka för seriösa atleter.