Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro vs Garmin Fenix 9
The Fenix 9 costs $600 more and adds ECG, max analytics, streaming music sync, and Garmin's ecosystem. The T-Rex 3 Pro matches it on offline maps, dual-band GPS, and 10 ATM diving support, beats it on GPS battery on paper (38 hours versus 30), and weighs 23 grams less. The Fenix 9 only launched in late August, so it has no track record yet.
AmazfitAmazfit T-Rex 3 Pro
GarminGarmin Fenix 9
- •You want rugged maps, dual-band GPS, and diving support for $600 less
- •You want more GPS runtime and a lighter watch than Garmin's flagship
- •You want Garmin's deep analytics, ECG, and streaming music
- •You want the newest Garmin flagship and can afford $999
The T-Rex 3 Pro adds a Grade 5 titanium bezel and buttons, sapphire glass, a 3,000-nit AMOLED display, a dual-color LED flashlight, and a speaker for Bluetooth calls to Amazfit's rugged line, and it's the first T-Rex in a smaller 44mm size. You still get dual-band GPS, offline maps, 10 ATM water resistance with diving to 45 meters, and up to 25 days of battery on the 48mm model. It costs over $100 more than the regular T-Rex 3, and like the rest of Amazfit's lineup it has no ECG.
The Fenix 9 pushes display brightness to 3,000 nits while slimming down the overall profile with a full titanium bezel and rear cover. Adding 64GB of storage, 3D topo mapping, and dedicated rucking and endurance stamina metrics, it sits right at the top of Garmin's multi-sport lineup.
*Estimated — this model's exact GPS battery life isn't published by the manufacturer. All figures are standard GPS mode, midsize case, no solar boost.
†Estimated — this model launched too recently to have an established customer rating yet.
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