Garmin has gone ahead and launched a brand new tactical smartwatch as part of its new 'Instinct 2X Solar' collection, with this particular device able to offer an array of wellness and fitness amenities whilst also offering some more high-powered features.
The advanced features included with this smartwatch includes a special stealth mode that halts the sharing of GPS data and wireless communications. This military-grade smartwatch is also compatible with night vision goggles and boasts a ballistics calculator that offers aiming assistance for long-range shooting operation. This tactical smartwatch also has a kill switch that enables you to immediately destroy all its memory in case of a sudden security concern.
Available for a price of $499.99, the 'Instinct 2X Solar Tactical Edition' smartwatch is well and truly designed to help assist a variety of complex missions.
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This Watch Offers a Night Vision Screen & Ballistics Calculation
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