Garmin Enduro: Ultra-performance Multisport GPS Watch with Solar Charging, 80-Hour Battery Life, Carbon Gray DLC Titanium & UltraFit Nylon Band Review

Battery life is fantastic and that's what I wanted most from this watch. Garmin's fitness apps are always good, so you won't be disappointed. I am very happy with this purchase.

Need a rugged smartwatch that tracks: heart rate, stress, sleep, GPS, running, pace, endurance+flow and tons of other sports metrics for 30+ days? That's it. The price is steep, but it delivers on every item AND lasts a long time. If you're familiar with the Fenix line, picture it as the same but without music and with battery life several times over. The overall plus is that the elastic is SUPER comfortable and durable. It's also breathable.

Excellent battery life for the slower triathlete. Simple ready screen. The solar option reduces anxiety but doesn't charge very efficiently. I had a Forerunner 935 and the battery life was dropping: the functions/menus are almost identical but with a noticeable delay with each button press on the Enduro. The updates didn't help. I like the lighter version of the Titanium, which is worth the extra money: fewer bangs on the wrist. I like the metal free rubber strap: I have a metal allergy on my…

I like the watch and don't have to worry about the battery which is much better. I'm not a marathon runner or hiker, but I love adding widgets, detailed watch faces, and a bright screen, all of which can drain your battery. I was worried about the group, but that wasn't a problem. This is a premium watch with a premium price tag, but Garmin customer service can attest to that. For me, the absence of the neighbor played no role. - No maps (and trendline/heatmap routing) - No music - No WiFi…

The Garmin Enduro was originally developed specifically for endurance athletes. I run half marathon, marathon, ultramarathon, long distance and triathlon and I can say that this enduro is perfect for me. In the beginning, with the 15.20 software, there were quite a few bugs, most notably crashes while keeping active and loss of all training load. Garmin did not disappoint me this time and released the 16.30 software update which fixes the issues. The user interface is very easy to use. And the…

Amazing battery life for the slower triathlete. Simple ready screen. The solar option reduces anxiety but doesn't charge very efficiently. I had a Forerunner 935 and the battery life was dropping: the functions/menus are almost identical but with a noticeable delay with each button press on the Enduro. The updates didn't help. I like the lighter version of the Titanium, which is worth the extra money: fewer bangs on the wrist. I like the metal free rubber strap: I have a metal allergy on my…

Love the watch and don't have to worry about the battery which is much better. I'm not a marathon runner or hiker, but I love adding widgets, detailed watch faces, and a bright screen, all of which can drain your battery. I was worried about the group, but that wasn't a problem. This is a premium watch with a premium price tag, but Garmin customer service can attest to that. For me, the absence of the neighbor played no role. - No maps (and trendline/heatmap routing) - No music - No WiFi…

The Garmin Enduro was originally designed specifically for endurance athletes. I run half marathon, marathon, ultra marathon, long distance and triathlon and I have to say that this enduro is perfect for me. In the beginning, with the 15.20 software, there were quite a few bugs, most notably crashes while keeping active and loss of all training load. Garmin did not disappoint me this time and released software update 16.30 which fixes the issues. The user interface is very easy to use. And the…