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Garmin Venu 3 review: A tightrope walk between casual smarts and serious fitness
By Michael L Hicks published
Your fitness venue The Garmin Venu 3 costs more than your typical smartwatch, with the same health sensors and functionality but fewer apps and "smarts." Should you leave your Galaxy or Pixel Watch behind for it?
New premium Garmin watches dive much deeper than the Apple Watch Ultra 2
By Michael L Hicks published
The deepest depths Don't believe it when your watch says it's rated to go 50 meters deep. You need a specialized dive computer like the new Descent Mk3 capable of functioning well below that depth.
Garmin GPSMAP 67i review: I'm not smart enough for this handheld GPS
By Michael L Hicks published
Asking for directions This handheld mapping tool comes built in with dual-frequency GPS and satellite functionality, so you never get lost and you can send an SOS or message even when there's no cellular signal.
The Garmin Venu 3's best insights are making their way to your favorite Forerunners
By Michael L Hicks published
Nap time The Garmin Forerunner 255, 265, 955, and 965 are all receiving several useful tricks in this beta update, with the public build in the wings.
Garmin Bounce kids' watch review: the fun smartwatch for kids
By Nicholas Sutrich last updated
Garmin Bounce is a new kids' smartwatch based on the Vivofit Jr 3's design and app, including LTE connectivity, GPS location, and messaging capabilities.
Garmin activates its dormant heart health sensor in more smartwatches
By Michael L Hicks published
Heart health The Garmin Venu 3, along with some expensive Garmin flagships, just got a lot better for folks concerned about heart health.
It's past time for fitness watches to promise proper software updates
By Michael L Hicks published
Sunday Runday If Google can promise seven years of updates for the Pixel 8, maybe it can promise *two* years of updates for the Fitbit Charge 6.
Garmin's $3,000 MARQ Carbon watches make the Epix 2 Pro look thrifty
By Michael L Hicks published
Watch or mortgage payment? Most athletes will never afford the MARQ series, but these carbon-fiber watches do look fantastic, and they have the effect of making Garmin's usual $300–$1,000 watches seem reasonable.
Prime Day is your best shot at a 'cheap' Garmin Fenix or Epix
By Michael L Hicks published
Cheap is relative When it comes to Garmin watches, "expensive" is a relative term. But the Garmin Epix and Fenix watches are *truly* expensive, which makes Prime Day a great shot to snag one for a "reasonable" price.
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