Garmin has officially launched its latest GPS smartwatch with solar charging in the Philippines, the Garmin Enduro 4.
The Garmin Enduro 4 is built with dynamic features and capabilities said to push endurance enthusiasts further on their next expedition.
“As interest and participation in ultra-endurance activities continue to grow, Enduro 4 is designed for athletes and adventurers who want gear they can trust to perform through every mile, every climb and every challenge. Intuitive features like comprehensive power modes make the most of the long-lasting battery life, while grade-adjusted metrics add a new dimension to preparing for hilly or mountainous terrain.” —Susan Lyman, Garmin Vice President of Consumer Sales and Marketing
The Enduro 4 sports a 1.4-inch MIP display along with a solar charging lens. Preset power modes optimize performance and battery usage, featuring Max Accuracy for shorter, full-tracking efforts and Max Battery for long-haul activity recording. Its battery life is rated to last up to 320 hours in activity mode and up to 90 days in smartwatch mode.
Alongside over 100 activity profiles, the device features grade-adjusted, pace-based workout targets that assist athletes in maintaining optimal effort on hilly terrain, supplemented by real-time grade-adjusted rolling pace metrics across uneven ground. Additionally, stamina zones illustrate how real-time energy levels impact performance during an activity, while a stamina curve tracks long-term endurance changes based on overall fitness and training history.
Enhanced indoor rowing tools now track VO2 max and power curves, while upgraded rucking capabilities let users adjust pack weight during workouts and monitor calorie targets.
Moreover, the Enduro 4 is said to be equipped with 50% more RAM than the Enduro 3 and an updated map engine. This makes navigation much more fluid, with 30% quicker map panning across built-in routable maps, while an upgraded perspective view offers greater detail for both near and far distances.
For work-out tracking, the Garmin Epic feature in Garmin Connect allows users to group activities logged over days, weeks, or months into a single timeline. Athletes can track cumulative health and performance metrics, attach photos, and share their multi-activity journey with friends and family.
Built around a 51mm chassis and weighs 66 grams, it pairs a Power Sapphire lens and titanium bezel with a fiber-reinforced polymer case. It also comes with an integrated dual-color LED flashlight (white and red), 10 ATM water resistance, and 64 GB of onboard storage.
For fit, Garmin added a ComfortFit Fabric Band, a lightweight, moisture-wicking strap featuring QuickFit functionality for easier adjustments and band swaps.
Pricing and Availability
The Garmin Enduro 4 is priced at PHP 56,290 and will be available starting November 3 through the Garmin online store, Garmin Brand Stores, Garmin Specialty Stores, and Garmin’s official e-commerce platforms.