Instinct 3 main features ?

It needs working yoga. They refused to fix Instinct 2 series.

that is just bs from manufacturer. how do real watches change battery or service and still have 300 m water resistant..

would be nice if you could send it to garmin after couple of years and get service and new battery, like casio does, but they want you to buy a new watch instead

When travelling and sharing tracks, not everyone uses garmin apps. And you could use it on an computer without cable. 

The easiest way to get data from one device to another would be to send it directly via Bluetooth. On computer: right klick on the file -> send to -> Bluetooth 

Maybe queit specific use howeever i think it would make things easier 

4752764 said:

When travelling and sharing tracks, not everyone uses garmin apps.

You can send a track from explore by email as a gpx file. The recipient does not need a Garmin app

1. Bring back the sunflower yellow from the Instinct 1

2. Give us software parity with the Fenix series - I want to be able swap between my Garmin watches depending on what's the most suitable without having to think about or compromise on software functionality or metrics - even if this means a more expensive 'pro' option

3. More RAM on the non-X models

4. See 1

Sending Tracks and POI from watch to without an phone. 

4752764 said:

Sending Tracks and POI from watch to without an phone. 

Sending them how and where? Currently, you can send without the phone, using the USB cable and a computer with Garmin Express.

And if you mean sending Courses and POI to the watch from the phone (or vice versa) without mobile data connection, then you can do with the app Garmin Explore.

- High resolution mips display (black and white, as is)
- Photovoltaic layer to be less reflective and not colour tinted but closer to a dark grey or black
- A little bit more space between graphic elements and the border of the visible display areas
- Less input lag / faster response when interacting with the device
- Custom alarm names
- Reduction is physical design elements that can currently trap dirt (inner bezel area)

Apart from the device, maybe a web editor for us to easily design watch faces (and link data fields to GUI elements) to upload to IQ.

I have been thoroughly impressed with my Instinct 2 solar, it was / is my first Garmin purchase, it really is tough. I was basically in the bush 24/7 for the last 2 years with only a single power source for a bit of light in the evenings and to charge a device or two, other than that I had to walk hundreds of meters to get water every day and I had to make fire every time I wanted to cook (when I caught / had food) or boil water. Most of the time I was collecting wood. My clothes and shoes took a serious beating but my instinct surprisingly did not get a single scratch. Even the mist grey colour I chose stood up surprisingly well but it is becoming harder to clean as the days go by but I'm now back in "civilization" which I'm not too thrilled about.

I have had two I2X Solar and a Fenix 6X Pro Solar. I received a T-Rex 2 as a gift and I'm really impressed about the  gps accuracy and the rugged look of the watch. The screen is also amazing. I'm even thinking in buying the Ultra just for the maps and the premium design.

It's incredible good, comfortable, and the battery lasts my ultramarathons. I cannot be more happy.

It even makes me thinks the I2X watches I had looked bulky, slow and with very outdated hardware. Just a watch with a good gps and battery life. 

The T-rex 2, changed completely my mind of my other posts. Garmin's new I3 watch should be a completely renewed watch, as rich in features as the new watches with a good screen with a nice definition, with maps like any outdoor watch and just mantaining a rugged design and a very good battery life.