A seemingly new Garmin wearable has turned up online in an early leak. More likely a new smartwatch than a rumoured Whoop competitor, the device resembles a thinner Venu 4 that Garmin claims represent...

Trendy but unexpected — that’s Lily® 2 Active, the small, stylish smartwatch. With a flick of your wrist, the stylish patterned lens lights up to reveal a bright touchscreen display. Built-in GPS lets you track your outdoor activities, including walks and runs. When paired to your smartphone, stay connected to what matters with call, text and email notifications right on your wrist. Lily even helps you tune in to your body by tracking steps, sleep, heart rate, energy levels, women’s health data and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked). And with a battery that lasts up to 9 days, the Lily 2 Active smartwatch helps you look good day in and day out.

Rise above with tactix® 8. It’s the ultimate tactical smartwatch, featuring a stunning AMOLED display, titanium bezel, sapphire lens and a 40-meter dive rating. Pair with your smartphone for on-wrist calling with the built-in speaker and mic. Dedicated tactical features include a rucking activity and preloaded Applied Ballistics® solver along with a jumpmaster activity, waypoint projection, stealth mode, kill switch and more. Guide the mission with a built-in LED flashlight. Train like never before with strength training plans, sport-specific workouts and daily suggested strength workouts for runners and cyclists. Navigate the outdoors with superior positioning accuracy, thanks to multi-band GPS with SatIQ™ technology plus built-in sensors for the 3-axis compass, gyroscope and barometric altimeter. Push harder with up to 29 days of battery life in smartwatch mode.

Garmin's latest Venu device is more of a flat, big-screen Fenix 8, and I love it more than I ever thought.

New leaks have identified that Garmin is working on a new fitness tracker with built-in GPS connectivity. Not only that, but it looks like the unreleased device could arrive early next year.

Garmin has pushed a stable software update to one of its latest smartwatches. Rolling out globally as a free update, Software Version 4.28 introduces various improvements for the Bounce 2, including m...

Garmin has finally officially announced support for Google's Health Connect platform. A service for synchronising data across multiple platforms, Garmin stresses that it cannot draw upon the other dat...

Early evidence suggests that Garmin is preparing to bring Google Maps support of some kind to certain Garmin smartwatches. Appearing after rumours that a Fenix 8 Pro LTE is on the way, it seems that t...

Wear epix™ (Gen 2), be epic. With epix, the premium active smartwatch, you can take on every day with the stunning AMOLED display and up to 16 days of battery life in smartwatch mode. Stay connected with smart features, music storage and get even more functionality on the wrist with Garmin Pay™ contactless payments in supported countries and payment networks. Understand your body with 24/7 health and wellness monitoring features that track Pulse Ox, heart rate, respiration and more (this device is intended to be an estimation of your activity and metrics; it is not a medical device). Train how you want with 30+ built-in sports apps, and take it further with performance metrics and Garmin Coach training plans. When you’re ready for adventure, you can download TopoActive mapping via Wi-Fi® connectivity, or get it preloaded on Sapphire editions. Plus, Sapphire editions support multi-band GNSS technology for stronger, better, more accurate positioning in challenging environments.