Although Garmin may not come to mind when you think about wearables, the company has a number of sporty smartwatches and other smart gadgets in its wheelhouse. Garmin introduced several new ...

A "Garmin sleep band" would fill a niche that long-time Garmin watch owners have waited years for, but will Garmin emulate ...

Since realising this larger GPS wearable was popular, Garmin has created a Fenix 3 HR, Fenix 3 Sapphire and Fenix 3 Chronos. All have been crammed with features to make getting more for your buck ...

First up is the Fenix 3, which Garmin calls a “smart ... a red band or gray with a black band, both for $499.99 or $549.99 with a bundled wireless heart rate strap. $599.99 will buy the upmarket ...

you’ll need to pair them with Garmin’s HRM strap (or another ANT+ heart rate monitor). With the Fenix 3, Garmin is bringing third party apps to the party with the new Garmin Connect IQ ...

Garmin's highest-end smartwatch in some ways ... you are probably not the Fenix 3 HR's target audience. To get the most out of the watch, you not only have to be interested in sports or exercise ...

The metal band that came with the fenix 3 was too ... which has a stainless-steel body and a rubber strap. The $599 Garmin fenix 3 HR has the same body as the fenix 3 Sapphire but also includes ...

It’s got an AMOLED display, offline maps, and classic Garmin reliability. However, the last-gen heart rate ... band GPS, and so does the Amazfit T-Rex 3, which is way cheaper than the Fenix ...

That’s the same GPS chipset as the Fenix 8 with multi-band GPS for more accuracy ... To test the GPS and heart rate accuracy, I pitched the Garmin Enduro 3 up against a range of watches ...