Garmin has unveiled the Enduro 4 smartwatch, a 51mm device featuring a 1.4-inch MIP display protected by Power Sapphire glass. The watch is constructed with a titanium bezel and a fiber-reinforced polymer case, weighing 66 grams. It is rated for 10 ATM water resistance and includes a built-in LED flashlight with red and white light modes.
The device is equipped with 64 GB of internal storage and utilizes a ComfortFit fabric strap with a QuickFit attachment system. The watch supports GPS and solar charging capabilities. According to the manufacturer, the battery can last up to 90 days in smartwatch mode or 320 hours in activity tracking mode, provided specific solar exposure conditions are met.
New software features include pace adjustments based on road incline, real-time endurance tracking, and activity grouping via Garmin Connect. The watch also introduces specific metrics for rowing and hiking, such as VO2 max estimation for rowing and adjustable backpack weight settings for trekking. Sales of the device are scheduled to begin on October 9.
The recommended retail price for the Garmin Enduro 4 is $899.99. The device shares several functional capabilities with the Fenix 9 series, including advanced power management modes and detailed performance analytics designed for endurance athletes.
