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The Garmin Enduro 4 was a no-show at the Fenix 9 launch — but a fresh leak suggests the mega-battery smartwatch could be imminent

Leaked filings hint at an upcoming Garmin launch, and it could be the rumored Enduro 4.

The Garmin Enduro 4 was a no-show at the Fenix 9 launch — but a fresh leak suggests the mega-battery smartwatch could be imminent

The Garmin Enduro 4 may have been absent from the Fenix 9 launch, but a recent leak in Indonesian regulatory filings suggests it could be arriving soon. The device, identified by its model number A05197, was listed in the "Outdoor Product" category in the filings, a category Garmin uses for high-end multisport smartwatches such as the Fenix and Enduro series.

Code references to the Enduro 4 have also been spotted within the Garmin Connect app, indicating the wearable is under development. The device received regulatory approval in Indonesia on August 25, the same day as the Fenix 9 announcement. Typically, it takes one to three months after approval for a Garmin device to be unveiled, which could mean the Enduro 4 is on the way before the end of 2026.

With a focus on battery life, the Enduro series has been a standout in Garmin's smartwatch lineup, making any new arrival in this line an attractive prospect for fans.

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