You'll need to type in a PIN displayed on the watch's face to verify the connection. It will detect your new Instinct Solar and allow you to connect. Open the mobile app, tap the menu button at the top left and scroll down to 'Garmin Devices'. Sign into the Garmin Connect desktop website too, and take a look around it's where you'll manage more advanced tools like route creation. This account will be a one-stop shop for all your fitness info, and will present data from all your Garmin devices in a single dashboard.
Making a new account takes a little while, as you'll need to enter some basic physiological data (height, weight, age, activity levels and so on) but it's a worthwhile investment. Once it's juiced up, install the Garmin Connect app (available for Android and iOS) and either log in with your Garmin account or create a new one. It’s a design that we prefer to the older-style clips (still used by Fitbit), as it holds more securely and is less likely to become dislodged during charging. Like most modern Garmin fitness trackers, the Instinct Solar charges via a small USB cable that plugs into the rear of the case. Setting up the Garmin Instinct Solar is simple, but even if you live in a sun-soaked paradise you'll need to give it an initial charge using the supplied cable. We’d be surprised if it doesn’t have some more interesting features at launch though, considering it costs the same as the other special editions. So far, the only difference between the Camo and standard editions seems to be a camouflage patterned case and strap. These are Tactical, which features with night vision goggle compatibility, Jumpaster (a tool for experienced skydivers), and a stealth mode that cuts out all wireless communications Surf, with tidal data and a dedicated surfing activity mode and Camo. Our review unit was the standard edition Instinct Solar (which comes in Black, Tidal Blue, Orchid, Sunburst and Flame Red), but there are also several special editions on the way later in 2020.
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