With solar charging and up to 90 days of battery life in smartwatch mode, Garmin’s new Enduro 4 is designed for endurance athletes and multiday outdoor adventures.
Available in the Philippines starting November 3 for P56,290, the Enduro 4 combines a 1.4-inch memory-in-pixel (MIP) display with a solar charging lens. Garmin claims up to 90 days of battery life in smartwatch mode and up to 320 hours in activity mode with solar charging, depending on usage and conditions.
The watch supports more than 100 activity profiles and adds tools for trail runners, hikers, and other endurance athletes. Grade-adjusted pace features help runners account for changes in elevation, while Stamina Zones and the Stamina Curve provide insights into endurance levels during workouts and over time.
Navigation has also been improved with a more powerful map engine, built-in routable maps, and a perspective view designed to help users anticipate upcoming terrain. Garmin Epic, meanwhile, lets users combine activities recorded over days, weeks, or months in Garmin Connect, creating a collection that can include photos and aggregated health and performance data.
For other activities, the Enduro 4 offers enhanced indoor rowing metrics, including VO2 max and power curve insights. Its expanded rucking features let users adjust pack weight during an activity and set targets such as calories burned.
Despite its 51mm case, the watch weighs just 66 grams. Its construction includes a scratch-resistant Power Sapphire lens, a titanium bezel, and a fiber-reinforced polymer case. It also features a built-in LED flashlight with white and red light options, 10 ATM water resistance, and 64GB of storage for maps, music, and other data.
The Enduro 4 comes with a moisture-wicking ComfortFit Fabric Band that can be swapped using Garmin’s QuickFit system.
