Garmin Enduro 4 launches with MiP display and infinite battery life thanks to solar
The Garmin Enduro 4 is here, and aims to outperform the Fenix 9 Pro Solar ($1,099 on Amazon) with an even longer battery life. To this end, the smartwatch combines a 1.4-inch MiP display with a resolution of 280 x 280 pixels with Garmin's Power Sapphire, a sapphire crystal display cover with integrated solar cells.
The Enduro 4 already achieves an impressive battery life of 36 days under normal use without solar cells, increasing to 90 days with sufficient daylight. Those who also enable expedition or power saver mode should even be able to achieve unlimited battery life – provided there is sufficient daylight. Even when tracking workouts, it is said to deliver an impressive battery life of up to 144 hours. With a case diameter of 51 millimeters and a thickness of 15.7 millimeters, however, the long-lasting smartwatch is not particularly compact.
The Garmin Enduro 4 features a high-quality polymer case with a titanium bezel that is water-resistant to 5 ATM. The watch supports the usual Garmin workout features with over 100 activity profiles, and has a skin temperature sensor and an ECG in addition to heart rate and SpO2 sensors. The Enduro 4 is equipped with 64 GB of storage for apps, music and map data, and has a GPS module, an NFC chip for contactless payments via Garmin Pay, and a Power Manager app that shows which features drain the battery the most.
Pricing and availability
The Garmin Enduro 4 will launch on October 9, 2026, at a recommended retail price of $899.99. Further details about the smartwatch can be found on the official product page.
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