The Garmin Enduro 4 just launched, so I went hunting for deals on the Enduro 3, and it’s $110 cheaper than the new model
The Garmin Enduro 4 is a minor update on the Garmin Enduro 3, so I think it’s worth picking up the older model in the sales instead.
The Garmin Enduro 4 recently hit the market, prompting a search for deals on its predecessor, the Enduro 3. At $789 on Amazon, the Enduro 3 is now $110 cheaper than the new model, making it an even better value. Despite minimal updates to the design and the introduction of a more comfortable ComfortFit band, the Enduro 3 retains all the key features of the Enduro 4 and will eventually receive software updates that bring those features to the older model.
The Enduro 4 boasts a larger storage capacity, faster processor, and more RAM for maps, as well as new features like Garmin's Epic and stamina features, but these will also roll out to the Enduro 3 over time. For those seeking a Fenix alternative, the Enduro 3 proves to be a strong contender, offering better battery life, a lighter design, and a lower price point compared to the Garmin Fenix 9 Pro, which comes with a higher cost and additional features like LTE connectivity and diveproof capabilities.
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