quatix® 7: On the water and beyond
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- With the quatix 7 multisport GPS smartwatch, you’ll get all the features you need on your boat and the ones you want off it. quatix 7 connects with select compatible Garmin chartplotters and remote control of key MFD features, including chart zoom, layout shortcut, Fusion® stereo, autopilot and more. View data - including water depth, engine RPM, wind, custom data and more - directly on your wrist when you connect your quatix 7 to your boat’s compatible devices.
For more details visit www.garmin.com/en-US/p/818387...
00:00 quatix® 7 Marine GPS Smartwatch
00:28 quatix® 7 Design & Models
00:55 Button Design & Touchscreen
01:15 AMOLED Screen
01:41 Solar & Battery Life
02:13 Flashlight on quatix® 7X
02:32 On The Water Alarms
03:00 Chartplotter Remote
03:38 Your Mapping Companion
04:05 Sports Activities
04:39 Connected Features
05:07 Safety & Tracking Featuers 
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Very nice
Why is there no crossover with the decent line?
Does the tack assist feature (taking the mean of the boats angles on port and starboard) work with the just the watch or does it have to be paired with somthing
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Can this interact with raymarine products? My chartplotter and autopilot are Raymarine.
Would you have an upgrade for this model soon?Many Thanks
Does Navionics work on this like the apps on the phone? Start and destination routing. That is the only thing that is important for the final decision.
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It does NOT. My understanding is it uses rasterized maps, not vector and they need to be downloaded to the device. The bigger problem is that Garmin includes golf and ski charts but not navigation charts. You will need to purchase them separately. Charts start at $129 for European regions, $149 for a single U.S. region, and $219 for the U.S. and Canada. Based on the size of the display and the way I use my watch, I don’t think I could justify the expense of buying (and then updating) charts for a sub two-inch display. This is a boating smartwatch but Garmin prefers to monetize the charts. So this is the most disappointing aspect of this product. Garmin needs to fix this!
Great video, thank you! I see the Garmin web page and there are 3 different quatix: standard, amoled and solar. I have an Apple Watch Ultra and a Quatix 5 and I am thinking on upgrading to a Quatix 7 because the 5 doesn’t have touchscreen and some times it is complicated to use it with the buttons, compared with the Apple Ultra. There is big differences between the standard version and the amoled or solar to pay the price? Where can I find a comparison of the 3 models? Also, the Quatix 5 bands and the Quatix 7 are compatibles? Thank you!!!
Thank you for your questions. Yes, the Garmin website has a "compare" option when shopping for your new Garmin product. Below is a link to the comparison page, comparing the three quatix 7 devices. Also, the quatix 5, quatix 7 - Standard Edition, and quatix 7 Pro are all compatible with the QuickFit 22mm watch bands. The quatix 7X - Solar Edition is a larger device and requires a QuickFit 26mm band. I hope this helps.
www.garmin.com/compare/?compareProduct=818387&compareProduct=1277573&compareProduct=818345
Hi Bobby, could you kindly tell me if this smartwatch has the speed tachometer function, i.e. if it indicates the speed knots only on the smartwatch without being connected to the on-board chartplotter?
Hello, you can view speed in knots on the Quatix 7 without being paired to a chartplotter. It does this through the GPS on the Quatix 7. Here is a help article to show you some of our Marine activity types. www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/GUID-61792F90-CAB8-4B7C-954A-1E1A080A6FB6/EN-US/GUID-7BFA42A8-E5A5-48BB-BA43-5C316E9BCF06.html
-Bobby
Does the Quatix 7 standard also have an LED flashlight or is that only on the pro?
Thank you for your question. The quatix 7 Standard Edition does not have the LED flashlight. You would have to move up to the quatix 7 Pro for this feature.
I want to know which marine charts can be used on my quatix 7 standard. Ideally, I want to use the same charts on my echo map uhd2 chart plotter and Garmin 79 handheld.
Thank you for your question. The quatix 7 Standard Edition supports premier coastal charts as well as freshwater maps of the U.S. featuring integrated Navionics data. This device has 16 GB of internal memory and the below link shows the available mapping for this device. I hope this helps.
www.garmin.com/p/818387/pn/010-02540-60#maps
Does it have oxygen saturation measurement ? And REM sleep function?
Thank you for your questions. Yes, the quatix 7 has both Pulse Ox and Advanced Sleep Monitoring.
Can you tell if quatix 7x can show training readiness status as fenix 7 do? Wanna upgrade to quatix from old fenix 5x just because of the look, but dont want to miss any new fenix features. Thanks for your review
Thank you for your question. Yes, the quatix 7x shows a training readiness score just like the fenix 7. Below is a link to the quatix 7x owners manual that shows how the training readiness score is calculated. I hope this helps.
www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/GUID-6D76A13F-2195-4287-9B0C-2124AECF9717/EN-US/GUID-C21BE0C8-A08E-4DA1-B6C6-2E0E2DDDB372.html
@@GarminRetailTraining thank you! I`ve seen this manual but i was not sure about this feature because it`s not listed on garmin’s website in specs. Now it is all clear =)
In my opinion there is not a major difference between all these devices...Fenix 7X, Qatix 7 are basically the same...maybe they do not allow a special Qatix app on Fenix 7x only to make it one more Boat oriented...but overall they are the same watch...so VO2, running and all sports are available in Qatix as well...
@@msganga1974 Thank you!
I just bought a Quatix 7 sapphire and the map manager doesn't show lake view or any marine maps being available so i guess them being pre loaded is not true.
Thank you for your comment. We would love to discuss this further, if you wouldn't mind sending us an email at Digital.Training@garmin.com
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Can this watch track walks also and do what the epix pro can do?
Thank you for your question. Comparing the epix Pro and the quatix 7 Pro, there are minimal differences. They have the same functionality when it comes to all the daily activity, running, training, and yes - even walking features.The biggest difference is that quatix 7 Pro adds boating specific features. Below is a link to a comparison chart comparing both models. I hope this helps.
www.garmin.com/compare/?compareProduct=894067&compareProduct=1277573
@@GarminRetailTraining I really really wanted the quatix 7 pro but Best Buy didn’t offer that model but however I did order the Epix gen 2 pro 51 mm can’t wait!!!
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Which sensor does this watch have ?
Thanks for your question! Attached is a link that will take you to the specs page for this product. From there scroll down till you see sensors, and you will see the full list.
www.garmin.com/en-US/p/1277573/pn/010-02803-80#specs
How much ?
Thank you for your question. We have 3 models that range from $699.99 USD to $1199.99 USD. Below is a link to the quatix 7 page so you can see the different versions.
quatix 7 page - www.garmin.com/en-US/p/818387/pn/010-02540-60
Does the tack assist feature (taking the mean of the boats angles on port and starboard) work with the just the watch or does it have to be paired with somthing
Does the tack assist feature (taking the mean of the boats angles on port and starboard) work with the just the watch or does it have to be paired with somthing
Thank you for your question. The Tack Assist feature is a stand alone feature on the watch. Below is a link to the quatix 7 owner's manual that goes into more detail on how this feature works. I hope this helps.
www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/GUID-61792F90-CAB8-4B7C-954A-1E1A080A6FB6/EN-US/GUID-4BE4156E-A466-46F7-AEEA-F17EBFC109C0.html