Garmin XERO C1 Pro Unboxing

In this exciting unboxing video, we take a first look at the Garmin Xero C1 Chronograph, a must-have tool for archers and hunters seeking precision and accuracy in the field. Designed with cutting-edge technology, the Garmin Xero C1 offers advanced ballistic calculations, real-time data, and a user-friendly interface to help you fine-tune your shots like never before.
Join us as we unbox the Garmin Xero C1 Chronograph and explore what’s inside. We’ll walk you through the device’s sleek design, essential components, and key features that make it a game-changer for both seasoned shooters and beginners alike. From its intuitive setup process to its powerful performance capabilities, this chronograph is built to enhance your shooting experience, whether you're in the woods or at the range.
Throughout the unboxing, we’ll highlight how the Garmin Xero C1 can improve your accuracy and performance by providing crucial data on arrow speed, kinetic energy, and more. We’ll also discuss its compatibility with other Garmin devices and how it integrates seamlessly into your existing gear.
Whether you're an avid archer, a dedicated hunter, or simply looking to upgrade your shooting tools, this unboxing video will give you an in-depth look at why the Garmin Xero C1 Chronograph is a top choice for precision shooters.
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[@deeeeeeps]

Thanks for this video. My cable tie wasn't wasn't on my cables I used this video to see that my product probably was in fact new and the cable tie just came loose.

[@user-ui6ps1og6p]

Look forward to the review...

[@Mbartel500]

What kind of charging brick does it need to recharge the battery?

[@cr2shootingsolutions]

It doesn’t come with one. So we’ve just used the standard one for charging a phone.

[@Jean-sc1bw]

The garmin does not have the possibility to plug in an external trigger to activate it. Useless at a busy range.

[@cr2shootingsolutions]

The Garmin does not have that “feature” but also that doesn’t seem to be a problem. We immediately noticed that too. But when it was demoed at the Gap Grind last month. There were dozens of shooters on the line at once and no problems. We’re suspecting this is because of a tighter Doppler radar beam than other devices. But I will definitely be paying attention to that myself. In fact today I’ll be on a very busy range with it.

[@Jean-sc1bw]

Make a review of it at the range..you will see if it not a problem or if it is one. I already know the answer..but you need to do it for yourself. So far - only review and videos avoid this situation by showing how great it is when shooting alone.@@cr2shootingsolutions

[@DukeReynolds]

Garmin is “constant on” (like the bullet speed). It doesn’t require a “trigger” to “look” for the shot. It’s always looking. Uses frequency hopping to sense other units and change the frequency automatically so you don’t end up with multiple units reading each others shots. Also uses some magical algorithm to discern bt your projectile and others when multiple ones fly into the observation cone at the same time (has something to do with using the one originating closed to the unit)🤷‍♂️. Seems better in every possible way.