Garmin Enduro 4 keeps the $899 price and doubles storage
Garmin's endurance watch gets a faster chip, 50% more RAM and 64GB storage, with the same battery claims as Enduro 3.
Garmin made a new sports watch for very long adventures. It has more storage and a faster chip, and it costs the same as the old one. Its battery lasts just as long.
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Why it matters
If you own an Enduro 3, many new software features are coming to it by update.
Worth a look if you love long-distance sports.
The details
- DC Rainmaker lists the price as $899, the same as Enduro 3.
- Storage doubles from 32GB to 64GB; RAM is up 50%.
- Smartwatch battery is up to 36 days, or 90 days with solar, the same as Enduro 3.
- Display is the same 1.4-inch MIP panel; weight rises from 63g to 66g.
- Perspective map view and ArcheryX need the new hardware.
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