Garmin Enduro

Big battery life ; Lighter titanium option ; Solid sports tracking

Only breadcrumb navigation ; No music player ; It’s not cheap

The Garmin Enduro isn’t the best watch in Garmin’s extensive collection of wearables, but it is the one with arguably the biggest battery life. If you’re willing to spend big to charge on a less regular basis and you want a good mix of sports and...

“The Garmin Enduro sports watch delivers long-lasting power for ultra-endurance athletes”

Great battery life ; Great overall sports tracking ; Nice nylon strap

Missing full mapping support ; Stainless steel model feels heavier ; It’s pricey

The Garmin Enduro isn’t the most feature-rich watch in its collection, but if you want a Fenix-style watch that’s light, has similar sports tracking abilities and has the kind of battery performance to keep you away from your charger for a month and...

Lightweight titanium design ; Great battery life in and outside of tracking ; The best of the Fenix features

It's pricey ; No topographical mapping ; Some new software already on older models

If you care about battery life and need something that can go the distance, that is the biggest reason to go for this watch. It promises big numbers and is equipped to deliver those numbers too. Add in that lighter design if you pay extra for the...

Battery life ; Easy to use ; Comfortable for its size ; Less bulky than the fenix 6 Pro

No music storage ; Inaccurate altimeter

a watch that you only have to charge once a month, other Garmins will do just fine.