Garmin Xero C1 Pro Chronograph: Catch Suppressed Shots & Much More

Whether you are preparing for the hunt-of-a-lifetime and you need your ammunition to be discerningly precise, you are a long-range competitor, or simply measure as much data as possible for yourself, you will be glad to hear that Garmin has a new chronograph that is as futuristic as possible. The new Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph couples modern technologies and is impressive in what it can accomplish for you.

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The Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph has an MSRP of $599 with a bevy of tech inside. The Garmin Xero C1 Pro is TINY compared to all of the chronographs on the market today making it convenient to take with you anywhere, and it has an accompanying tripod as well to further the convenience factor. The rest of the specs for this newly unveiled chronograph can be read below as presented by Garmin:

DIMENSION: 3.03″ x 2.38″ x 1.36″ without tripod | 5.1″ x 4.5″ x 5.5″ with tripod
WEIGHT: 105.6 g without tripod | 161 g with tripod
WATER RATING: IPX7
DISPLAY TYPE: sunlight-visible, transflective, monochrome
DISPLAY SIZE: 1.3″ x 1.7″ | 2.2″ diagonal
DISPLAY RESOLUTION: 240 x 320 pixels
BATTERY TYPE: internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery; nonreplaceable
BATTERY LIFE: 2,000 shots or up to 6 hours
OPERATING RANGE: 14° F to 113° F
MEMORY/HISTORY: 50 sessions at max 100 shots per round before a ShotView™ app sync is required to save data to phone
INTERFACE: USB-C

“With the Xero C1 Pro, Garmin is proud to introduce a new benchmark for chronograph technology. Combining performance and reliability into a pocket-sized package, this highly adaptable device represents the innovation and accuracy that has become synonymous with Garmin engineering. Just shoot and immediately receive speed data and statistics for that string of shots. Simply put, gone are the days of cumbersome, fussy chronograph setups and missed shots.” – Dan Bartel, Garmin Vice President of Global Consumer Sales

The Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph looks to immediately be one of your best options on the market today for a chrono with its ability to actually capture data for crossbows (plus recurves, compound bows, and many others), track data for suppressed firearms (and many others with peculiar muzzle devices), and as stated earlier, it is supremely compact. At an MSRP of $599, this appears to be a great value for anyone searching for a new – or their very first – chronograph. As always, let us know all of your thoughts about Garmin in the Comments below! We always appreciate your feedback.

Adam Scepaniak