Garmin Malaysia has officially announced the Enduro 4, its latest ultra-performance GPS smartwatch designed specifically for endurance athletes, trail runners, and outdoor adventurers.
Positioned as the brand’s longest-lasting smartwatch to date, the Enduro 4 pairs an updated solar lens with enhanced mapping and dynamic terrain-adjusted metrics, with battery life of up to 320 hours in activity mode.
Building on the Enduro line’s lightweight chassis, the new wearable weighs just 66g despite featuring a 51mm titanium bezel, an integrated LED flashlight, and a 64GB storage capacity.
Garmin Enduro 4 pricing and availability
In Malaysia, the Garmin Enduro 4 carries an official retail price of RM3,899. Sales will officially commence on 30 October 2026.
You will be able to purchase the watch directly through Garmin Malaysia’s official online store, as well as its official storefronts on Shopee and Lazada.
It will also be available via the AECO e-store, physical Garmin Brand Stores, and authorised retail outlets nationwide.
Garmin Enduro 4 specs and features
The Enduro 4 is built around a 51mm case featuring a lightweight fibre-reinforced polymer body paired with a titanium bezel. Despite its rugged construction and 10 ATM water resistance rating, the watch weighs 66 grams, keeping it light on the wrist during long races.
It also debuts Garmin’s new ComfortFit Fabric Band, which uses a moisture-wicking design and supports QuickFit mechanisms for easy band swapping.
For the screen, the smartwatch uses a 1.4-inch sunlight-visible Memory-in-Pixel (MIP) display. The screen is topped with a scratch-resistant Power Sapphire lens, which houses solar charging capabilities to harvest power from sunlight without compromising outdoor readability.
Underneath, the Enduro 4 gets a performance boost with 50% more RAM compared to the previous Enduro 3. Coupled with an updated graphics and map engine, map panning is 30% faster with smoother touch interaction.
Onboard storage has been expanded to 64GB, giving users more room for local maps, music storage, and activity logs.
The device supports over 100 activity profiles and adds new training features, including grade-adjusted pace targets and grade-adjusted rolling pace to help runners pace elevation gains accurately. Athletes can track real-time Stamina Zones and evaluate long-term fitness changes via a Stamina Curve.
Hardware and software additions also include built-in routable maps with a Perspective view, an integrated dual-mode LED flashlight (white and red light), VO2 max insights for indoor rowing, updated rucking profiles with on-the-fly weight adjustment, and a new Garmin Epic logging feature in Garmin Connect for multi-day expeditions.
Power management is handled through comprehensive power modes, allowing users to toggle between full-accuracy tracking and extended battery profiles depending on the event. Utilising its solar lens and energy-efficient MIP display, the Enduro 4 lasts up to 90 days in smartwatch mode and up to 320 hours in activity tracking mode under continuous outdoor light conditions.
