FNXDigital - MIP
· v1.3.3
About
Bring the rugged, data-rich aesthetic of the Fēnix series to your wrist with a modern twist. Fenix9 Digital is a premium, highly optimized watch face designed for athletes and everyday users who want their most important metrics at a glance, without compromising on style or battery life.
Key Features:
Interactive Touch Complications: Your watch face is now a dashboard. Simply tap on any data arc or central trapezoid to instantly launch the corresponding native Garmin widget (e.g., tap the Heart Rate arc to open the Heart Rate graph).*
8 Customizable Data Fields: Tailor the screen to your exact needs. Choose from Steps, Heart Rate, Battery, Current Weather, Solar Intensity, Body Battery, Calories, Active Minutes, and Elevation across 6 outer arcs and 2 central geometric trapezoids.
Crisp, Dynamic Design: Built with custom anti-aliased icon fonts that dynamically adapt to your chosen color theme, ensuring perfect readability in any light condition.
Fully Customizable Colors: Personalize the Background, Text, and Theme Colors directly from the Connect IQ app to match your gear or mood.
Battery Friendly: Compiled with the latest Connect IQ SDK to ensure maximum performance and minimum battery drain.
(Note: Widget launching depends on native OS support for your specific Garmin model).
What's new
1.3.3:
System Sync & Units: Added automatic support for 12h/24h time formats (with AM/PM display in sleep mode) and dynamic Metric/Imperial conversions for Temperature and Altitude based on device settings.
New Themes: Added White and Black color options for a more customizable and sleek look.
Added customization for text "FENIX"
1.3.2 :
- New Data Fields Added: Expanded outer field options to include Sunset, Sunrise, Barometer, HRV Status, VO2 Max, and Stress.
- New Icons for Internal Fields: Added Heart Rate, Sunrise, and Sunset as options for the upper and lower trapezoid fields, complete with custom icons.
- Optimization & Fixes: Optimized Low Power Mode (Sleep Mode) behavior for MIP displays. Seconds are now automatically hidden when the watch enters power-saving mode, improving battery efficiency and fixing the "frozen screen" appearance reported on devices like the Enduro 3.