Garmin Enduro 4 adds more memory while mostly holding the line on price
Garmin's Enduro 4 brings 50% more RAM than the Enduro 3, along with faster map panning and a new Perspective View feature. It keeps the same 90-day battery rating and adds Max Accuracy and Max Battery modes for workouts. US pricing remains $899, while the UK price rises slightly to £799.99.
Garmin’s Enduro 4 keeps the series’ endurance focus while boosting onboard memory by half compared with the Enduro 3. That extra capacity supports smoother map movement—claimed 30% quicker—and snappier interface navigation, plus a new Perspective View for seeing upcoming terrain in greater detail.
The watch still promises up to 90 days per charge. New workout settings let owners prioritize either full tracking accuracy or maximum runtime, and runners gain grade-adjusted, pace-based targets. In the US it stays at $899; UK buyers pay £799.99, up from £769.99. It sits near the Apple Watch Ultra 4 in price, with cheaper Garmin Venu X1 and Venu 4 alternatives.
This release may appeal to endurance athletes, hikers, and outdoor professionals who value long battery life and reliable navigation. By holding US pricing steady while adding capability, Garmin could make advanced training tools more attainable for some buyers, though UK customers may feel a modest squeeze. The new modes could encourage more data-driven pacing and safety on long routes, but they may also reinforce reliance on wearables for outdoor decision-making.