Garmin’s latest watch is an endurance monster, and there’s good news for pricing
The Enduro 4 doubles the storage, adds smarter training and mapping without raising the price.
Garmin has recently unveiled two groundbreaking timepieces: the Enduro 4 and the Approach S72. Both watches will be available in the United States starting October 9. The Enduro 4 maintains the impressive battery life of its predecessor while introducing faster maps, smarter power modes, and novel stamina tools. On the other hand, the Approach S72 is specifically designed to cater to avid golfers, offering swing metrics, biometric insights, and enhanced on-course features.
Garmin's Enduro line of watches is built around a singular idea: what if a smartwatch could endure an ultramarathon or a multi-day expedition without needing to be recharged? The Enduro 3 demonstrated this concept effectively in 2024, boasting solar charging capabilities and battery life measured in weeks rather than days. Now, Garmin has taken this concept a step further with the Enduro 4. This new model doubles the storage capacity and incorporates more training and navigation tools without increasing the price.
The Enduro 4's battery life remains exceptionally long. Garmin claims it can last up to 320 hours of activity tracking with solar charging, or up to 90 days in smartwatch mode under optimal sunlight conditions. This performance is identical to that of the Enduro 3. The 51mm watch retains its 1.4-inch MIP display and Power Sapphire lens, ensuring that Garmin did not prioritize an AMOLED screen over endurance.
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