Garmin Enduro 4 priced in PH: 90-day battery, 66 grams, dual-color flashlight, and PHP 56,290 SRP

Garmin Enduro 4 arrives in the PH for PHP 56,290 with 320-hr battery, Power Sapphire glass, faster mapping, and new hill training tools.

Garmin Enduro 4's front and rear views

Next-generation Enduro!

Garmin has officially launched the Garmin Enduro 4 in the Philippines, bringing incredible battery endurance and advanced training features to local trail runners, hikers, and multi-day explorers. Designed specifically for extreme outdoor adventures, this flagship GPS smartwatch combines record-shattering solar charging with rugged, featherlight materials built to endure the toughest terrain.

Built for long expeditions, the Garmin Enduro 4 features a bold 51mm watch face while maintaining an astonishing light weight of just 66 grams. It utilizes a durable fiber-reinforced polymer case matched with a rugged titanium bezel. Protecting the 1.4-inch display is a scratch-resistant Power Sapphire solar lens, which continuously harvests sunlight during outdoor workouts to keep the watch powered longer.

A major highlight of this generation is the new ComfortFit Fabric Band. Designed for multi-day races, this moisture-wicking strap uses QuickFit connectors so users can easily adjust or swap bands on the fly. It also includes a built-in dual LED flashlight (offering both white and red light modes) for nighttime safety, alongside a sturdy 10ATM water-resistance rating.

Under the hood, the Enduro 4 is built for speed and heavy-duty mapping. It packs 50 percent more memory and a much faster map engine, allowing for 30 percent faster panning and smoother navigation across built-in routable maps. Onboard storage has been doubled to 64GB, giving athletes plenty of room to download topographic maps, music playlists, and workout histories.

Powered by Garmin's advanced solar technology, the watch achieves phenomenal battery longevity. Users can enjoy up to 320 hours of continuous tracking in activity mode with solar charging, or up to 90 days of battery life when used in standard smartwatch mode. For location accuracy, it relies on multi-band GPS support coupled with a complete suite of health and environmental sensors, including a heart rate monitor, blood oxygen tracker, barometric altimeter, and compass.

Garmin Enduro 4's titanium bezel and fiber-reinforced polymer case

Alongside the new smartwatch are new software features, including the new Max Accuracy, Max Battery modes, grade-adjusted metrics, stamina zones & curves, perspective view, Garmin epic, and specialized profiles.

Garmin Enduro 4 Key specs and features:

• 1.4-inch sunlight-visible Memory-in-Pixel (MIP) screen
• Power Sapphire solar glass
• Titanium bezel
• Fiber-reinforced polymer case
• ComfortFit Fabric Band (QuickFit Compatible)
  
• 64GB internal storage
• 90-day battery life in smartwatch mode with solar or up to 320 hours with GPS activity mode with solar
• WiFi
• Bluetooth
  
• ANT+
• GPS Multi-band GNSS with SatIQ technology
• Dual-color LED flashlight
• 51 x 51 x 1.41mm 
• 66 grams
• 10ATM water rating

Price and availability

Garmin Enduro 4 - PHP 56,290

The listing for the new Enduro 4 is now live on the Garmin Philippines website; however, there is no information on when it will be available.

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