F7: Is "MULTI-FREQUENCY POSITIONING" dual band or is it not?

If you perhaps look under battery life in the specs (if they are correct)…

But as posted in other threads: we will have perhaps to wait for dcr’s review for clarification..

Multi-frequency and multi-band mean the same thing. But be aware, not all Fenix 7 models will have it.

Sapphire Fenix 7 models (and I believe all Epix models, sapphire or not) have it.

Non-sapphire Fenix 7 models have single-frequency.

(All of them are multi-constellation, aka multi-GNSS)

Epix 2 is only multi-band GNSS for Sapphire versions as well.

I guess you're referring to multi-constellation (as our Fenix 6 models: GPS+Galileo for example) VS multi-frequency (same constellation, two different frequencies) for better signal with worse sky visibility, like some inReach devices have.

Only the Fenix 7 Sapphire version is both multi-constellation AND multi(dual)-frequency.

According to Garmin Germany, all Fenix 7 have multi-frequency GPS.

But no ECG measurement ...

On Garmin Italy only the Sapphire version ha multi frequency

Nope, that's multi-constellation

https://www.garmin.com/en-US/blog/outdoor/why-multi-band-qa-with-garmin-engineer-jared-bancroft/ 

Labronico said:

Nope, that's multi-constellation

yeah, I meant multi GNSS. it's getting really confusing!

But I think it's clear the feature we want is only going to be on 7 Sapphire models....and not on the standard 7. Uk site says it's a sapphire edition feature and that feature does not show in non-Sapphire listings.

Multi GNSS shows for non-Sapphire on Italy site - no mention of dual band until on Garmin UK site when dual band appears with Sahhire.