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Garmin announced that some features from its new Fenix 9 series will be available on older models like the Fenix 8 and Forerunner 970. This is a first for the company, made possible by a unified software platform. Updates include Garmin Epic, stamina analysis, and new activities, but not all features will be available on every device. Garmin has not yet specified a release timeline for these updates.

Garmin launched the Fenix 9 series watches with brighter OLED screens, thinner bodies, and longer battery life. The series includes three models: Fenix 9, Fenix 9 Pro, and Fenix 9 Pro Solar, priced from €999.99 to €1,199.99. The watches feature advanced health and fitness metrics, improved mapping, and satellite connectivity in Pro models.

Garmin launched the Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro GPS watches, starting at $999 and $1,099 respectively. Key features include AMOLED displays, 64GB storage, 40m water resistance, and satellite texting on the Pro model. The Pro also offers solar battery options, titanium body, and sapphire crystal lens. Garmin aims to capture the premium adventure watch market before Apple's fall event.

Garmin's new smartwatch model, A05197, was certified in Indonesia on August 25, the same day as the Fenix 9 series launch. The device is likely a high-end outdoor product, possibly the Enduro 4, with features like memory-in-pixel display and solar charging. Details remain scarce.

Garmin vívoactive 5 smartwatch is priced at an all-time low of $173 on Amazon, a $127 discount off its MSRP. The discount follows the launch of the newer vívoactive 6, and the price drop is part of a typical end-of-cycle pricing strategy. However, the vívoactive 5 now requires a Garmin Connect+ subscription for some features, costing $6.99/month or $69.99/year, which may make the newer model a better value over time.

Garmin launched the fēnix 9 and fēnix 9 Pro smartwatches, priced at P62,690 and P72,690 respectively, starting Sept. 16. The devices feature brighter AMOLED displays, improved navigation, and new endurance tracking metrics. Garmin claims the watches offer enhanced performance for athletes and adventurers, with up to 31 days of battery life.

Garmin launched the Fenix 9 smartwatch range, featuring a 3,000-nit OLED display, up to 29 days of battery life, and advanced training tools. The Fenix 9 Pro adds titanium casing, satellite/LTE connectivity, and solar charging options. Prices range from $999.99 to $1,300, targeting outdoor enthusiasts and athletes.

Garmin is launching the Fenix 9 and 9 Pro smartwatches on August 28, featuring brighter AMOLED displays and improved specifications over the Fenix 8 Pro. The Fenix 9 Pro offers a 1.5-inch AMOLED display with 3,000 nits brightness, 64GB storage, and a titanium case. Prices start at $1,299, while the Fenix 8 Pro is priced at $1,049.

Garmin launched the Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro smartwatches, featuring a full-titanium case and satellite communication. Prices range from $999.99 to $1,399.99, with pre-orders starting August 28. The Fenix 9 offers improved AMOLED display, storage, and battery life, while the Pro models include advanced features like nano-molding technology and satellite connectivity. The watches are designed for outdoor athletes and offer various configurations and sizes.

Garmin has launched the Fenix 9 Pro, a rugged smartwatch with AMOLED display, improved maps, and satellite communication. The Pro model starts at $999.99, with features like 3,000 nits peak brightness, 64GB storage, and off-grid connectivity via inReach LTE. Battery life varies by model, with the Solar Pro claiming up to 57 days. The device targets outdoor enthusiasts and athletes, according to Garmin.