Garmin has a host of wearables designed for athletes across a broad spectrum of activities. The new Enduro 2 has a 40% longer battery life than the original model, along with Garmin's brightest flashlight and a host of training features for endurance athletes.
Hybrid watches provide some key health and wellness data in the form of a standard watch, and Withings' latest ScanWatch Horizon launches in the form of a luxury dive watch. It's an elegant health and wellness tracker with a high-quality build and good looks.
The Quatix 7 series is clearly made for people who spend time on the water.
What is the best smartwatch? Well, it's been seven years since the first Apple Watch was released, and it's still our expert pick. There are tons of other options out there for iOS and Android users though, so we analyzed user-friendliness, price, and battery life to find the best smartwatches.
The Garmin Forerunner 955 Solar is a significant upgrade to the Forerunner 945 with solar charging, touchscreen display, and much-improved battery life. It's perfect for runners and most of us who are not participating in extreme level sports or activities.
The Garmin Forerunner 255 Music is a successor to the very popular 245 with full triathlon support, new software features, multi-band GPS, and native running power support for compatible accessories.
The Polar Pacer Pro will help you train to achieve your goals while avoiding injuries.
Coros is known for actively supporting its GPS sports watches for years through firmware updates that improve performance and also add significant features. This latest May update applies to four watch models and the Coros smartphone app.
The new Garmin Quatix 7 watches are designed to connect to compatible marine gear, monitor the environment you are sailing in, and track the specifics of your body for weeks at a time.
The newest version of Nomad's Sport band offers more than Apple's minimalist Sport band with optimized ventilation openings, secure pin and tuck clasp, and attractive colors.