Garmin just dropped the Venu 4, and it’s not just another smartwatch—it’s their boldest blend of fitness, health, and style yet. Here’s everything you need to know before deciding if it’s the right watch for you.

Garmin fēnix 8 Pro packs LTE, two-way satellite messaging, a brighter AMOLED display in two sizes with elite training, mapping, and health tools.

The Forerunner 970 crams fenix-bothering features into a more wrist-friendly watch. But is this the run tracker you need?

With Garmin’s brightest ever screen, advanced training tools, ultra-personalized insights and new race-day smarts, the Forerunner 570 is more than just a pretty face.

The AMOLED-screen arms race is heating up. The Suunto Race S and the COROS PACE Pro are part of a growing selection of mid-priced sports watches that now pack impressive firepower behind a smartwatch-style screen. But which is best for your running needs?

Garmin has just redefined the premium fitness smartwatch with the new Venu X1. With its largest-ever AMOLED display, advanced performance metrics, and sleek titanium design, it’s built for athletes who want serious data in a lifestyle-friendly form.

Experience next-level performance with the Garmin Forerunner 970, packed with cutting-edge training tools, health insights, and GPS accuracy for serious athletes. Read on to compare and explore how its advanced features can optimize every run.

The new Garmin vivoactive 6 packs health, fitness, and training tools into a simple, stylish, smart – and more affordable – package.

Garmin's new Forerunner 570 redefines mid-range multisport watches, packing new and enduring elite training features, wellness tools—plus a built-in speaker and mic for voice commands & calling from the wrist!