Garmin debuts Enduro 4 with 90-day battery life
Garmin just rolled out the Enduro 4 smartwatch, promising up to 90 days on one charge in basic use, or 320 hours if you stick to activity tracking with lots of sunlight. It runs on a memory-in-pixel screen and adds solar charging, durability upgrades, and more memory, but leaves out the premium display and titanium finish you'd find on Garmin's pricier Fenix 9 Pro. Pricing starts at $899.99—still undercuts Garmin's own top-of-the-line.
- Up to 90 days per charge in standard mode
- Activity mode lasts 320 hours with sufficient sunlight
- Solar charging and power modes extend battery further
- Priced at $899.99 in the US
- Adds 50% more RAM than previous Enduro models
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