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The {{Fenix 2}} combines the best features of the [[Garmin 910XT]] and [[Garmin 620]], plus some extras and it could be a great running watch if it were not for the [[GPS Accuracy]] problems. {{Alert|message='''GPS Accuracy Testing'''<br/>New versions of the firmware for the While Garmin 620 and Fenix 2 are being tested.<br/>Initial results indicate that GPS accuracy is significantly have improved for the 620, but it's too early to tell for accuracy of the Fenix 2with firmware upgrades, its accuracy remains mediocre at best.}}

* My testing for With the 3.30 firmware upgrade, [[GPS Accuracy]] shows appalling accuracyhas improved, but it's still one of the poorest watches I've tested. To make matters worse, combined with the occasional "Lost Satellite Reception" (LSR) messageproblem has not been fixed. When the LSR occurs, it can take quite some time for the Fenix 2 to recover, even with good satellite reception. I suspect that part of the LSR problem is due to the Fenix 2 setting its time incorrectly to the year 2019, which means it's expecting the satellites to be in different positions. * The biggest other big downside to the Fenix 2 compared to the [[Garmin 310XT]]/[[Garmin 910XT]]/[[Garmin 610]] is that there is no way of displaying your current pace from the [[Footpod]] while using GPS for overall distance and course. You can configure it to get both pace and distance from the Footpod, but that's not an ideal solution.