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Which MARQ to Get?

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over 1 year ago

I've been eyeing the MARQ line for a few years now am an moving closer to pulling the trigger on one. However, I'm wondering which version to get? It's difficult to choose just one, but would be silly to buy all 5 version as it is basically the same watch just with a different colored bezel and different straps. But then the software is also different. Which brings me to my question, is one of the versions of these watches capable of doing all five things?

  • 0 over 1 year ago

    As far as I know, they each have their own particular niche and you can't do for instance airport and flight stuff on the golf version. For me, it was just a matter of getting which ones I thought looked the best which ended up being the Captain and Adventure.  I don't think I'll actually use any of the watch specific things on either of them.  

  • 0 over 1 year ago

    I had the 2nd gen Tag Connected. It looked nice, but that was about all it did.
    I had so many issues with it, and was continually in contact with Tag... so much so that the product manager gave me a full refund after 6 months of ownership.

    Great idea... just poorly executed. I imagine it’s evolved a bit since then though.
    I bought an Apple Watch instead (and got a lot of cash back!) and the difference was night and day. The Apple Watch is a finished product that does what it’s meant to. The Tag felt like a beta / prototype!

  • 0 over 1 year ago in reply to 1351423
    1351423 said:
    I had the 2nd gen Tag Connected. It looked nice, but that was about all it did.

    And this is in what way relevant to this thread?