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Garmin Announces Fenix 9, Fenix 9 Pro

Garmin previously released its Fenix 8 and Fenix 8 Pro smartwatches a year apart from one another. This year though, the company has decided to let both base and Pro models share the spotlight, with the announcement of the Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro. The latter is also extra notable this time around, as […] The post Garmin Announces Fenix 9, Fenix 9 Pro appeared first on Lowyat.NET .

Garmin Announces Fenix 9, Fenix 9 Pro

Garmin has announced its latest smartwatches, the Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro, replacing its earlier Fenix 8 and Fenix 8 Pro models. The two new models are being launched simultaneously, with the Pro variant boasting a titanium case, a first for the series.

The base Fenix 9 features an AMOLED display that is twice as bright as its predecessor, with a scratch-resistant sapphire lens. It is dive-rated to 40 meters. Garmin's new "Epic" feature allows users to group workout activities into a cohesive story within Garmin Connect, complete with the ability to add photos. Additionally, the watch offers expanded stamina tracking and rucking features to help users monitor endurance levels and adjust pack weights during activities.

The Pro model takes things further with an AMOLED display that can reach up to 3,000 nits of brightness. The largest screen size, measuring 1.5 inches, is 15% larger than the previous generation, all while maintaining the same case size. The integrated flashlight now includes a green light mode. The Fenix 9 Pro is available in three sizes (43mm, 47mm, and 51mm) and comes in both AMOLED and Solar models.

Prices for the base model range from RM4,299 to RM4,899, while the Pro AMOLED versions are priced from RM4,699 to RM5,499, and the Pro Solar model is available in two sizes and one color, priced at RM4,699 and RM5,099. The Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro smartwatches will be available for purchase starting September 18th.

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