Garmin has unveiled the Enduro 4 smartwatch, featuring a 1.4-inch MIP display with a resolution of 280 x 280 pixels, protected by sapphire glass. The device is housed in a 51 mm diameter and 15.7 mm thick chassis, constructed from fiber-reinforced polymer with a titanium bezel. The watch is rated for 5 ATM water resistance.
The core feature of the Enduro 4 is its battery life, supported by integrated solar panels. The device lasts up to 36 days under normal use, or 90 days with sufficient sunlight. In specific power-saving modes, Garmin claims near-unlimited autonomy, provided there is constant solar exposure. During continuous GPS activity tracking, the battery lasts up to 144 hours.
The watch includes 64 GB of internal storage for maps, music, and apps. It is equipped with an optical heart rate sensor, SpO2 monitoring, a skin temperature sensor, and ECG registration capabilities. Connectivity and utility features include NFC for Garmin Pay and GPS support. The device offers over 100 sports modes.
Sales for the Garmin Enduro 4 are scheduled to begin on October 9, 2026. The retail price for the new model is set at $900.
