The new Garmin Enduro 4 is the wearable brand’s longest-lasting GPS smartwatch to date, featuring solar charging and a battery life of up to 320 hours in activity mode or up to 90 days in smartwatch mode. The new smartwatch also introduces grade-adjusted training metrics, stamina tracking tools, and the new Garmin Epic multiday activity logging feature to the Enduro lineup.
Garmin Enduro 4

The Garmin Enduro 4 supports over 100 activity profiles and arrives with several new capabilities. Its power modes offer preset configurations to balance battery life and tracking accuracy: Max Accuracy enables full-feature tracking for shorter efforts, while Max Battery extends recording up to 320 hours with solar charging assistance.
Grade-adjusted pace-based workout targets help athletes maintain consistent effort on hilly terrain, while grade-adjusted rolling pace delivers a real-time view of pace across varying elevation. Stamina zones show how current stamina levels affect an ongoing activity, and the stamina curve tracks how a user’s endurance capacity evolves over time based on their fitness and training history.

Navigation on the Enduro 4 benefits from 50% more RAM compared to the Enduro 3 and an updated map engine that delivers 30% faster panning. A new perspective view provides greater detail at both close range and distance, helping users anticipate terrain ahead; Garmin says the built-in routable maps and improved interface make the navigation experience noticeably smoother.
Garmin Epic is a new feature that lets users combine multiple activities into a single story within the Garmin Connect app. Activities can be grouped over days, weeks, or months, with users able to add photos, share progress with others, and review aggregated health and performance data across the entire period.

The Enduro 4 uses a 51mm case with a titanium bezel, a Power Sapphire scratch-resistant lens, and a lightweight fiber-reinforced polymer case body. Despite its robust construction, the watch weighs just 66 grams, positioning it among the lightest ultraperformance smartwatches available. The 1.4-inch MIP display is paired with a solar lens to maximize energy efficiency.
An integrated LED flashlight offers both white and red-light modes, and the watch carries a 10 ATM water resistance rating for use in demanding conditions. Internal storage stands at 64 GB, giving users ample space for onboard maps, music, and activity data. New to this generation is the ComfortFit Fabric Band, which combines moisture-wicking performance with QuickFit compatibility for easy band swapping.
The Garmin Enduro 4 will be available in Malaysia from 30 October 2026 at a suggested retail price of RM3,899. It can be purchased through Garmin.com.my, Shopee, Lazada, the AECO e-store, Garmin Brand Stores, and all authorised retailers.
Pokdepinion: No more worrying about battery life when a single charge lasts that long.

