The next generation of Fenix wearables was unveiled at CES on Wednesday, when Garmin took the wraps off three new versions of the company’s popular line of GPS-enabled watches. The updated Fenix 5 is ...

Garmin announced a partnership today that will excite its users who rely on Spotify for music. Those with Garmin Fenix 5 Plus devices can now download the new Spotify app from Garmin’s Connect IQ app ...

It turns out that a giant multisport watch doesn’t have to be a giant multisport watch. Case in point: the new Garmin Fenix 5. Garmin has taken its big, aggressive, I Am A Serious Outdoors Person line ...

LAS VEGAS—Garmin has updated its Fenix line of high-end multisport watches annually for the past few years, and 2017’s update will be welcome by all those with smaller wrists (myself included). This ...

When Garmin went from the Fenix 3/Fenix 3 HR to the Fenix 5, it was a big leap in the series of serious sports watches. (There was no Fenix 4 in case you were wondering). After introducing the Fenix 5 ...

Garmin’s fitness-focused smartwatches head up any discussion of premium brands. With its rich assemblage of location, fitness and activity tracking, connectivity, music capabilities, and more, ...

Garmin's Fenix 5 is an impressive smartwatch for people serious about fitness or the outdoors, but probably both too much and too little for people expecting something like the Apple Watch. Like its ...

Garmin's fenix 5 is packed with features, sensors, and will track just about every activity under the sun. With its stellar activity and GPS tracking, two-week battery life, 10 ATM water resistance, ...

I’ve long loved the Garmin Fenix series of watches, dating back to the first model in 2012 that was targeted at hikers and outdoors enthusiasts. Over the years, Garmin has also built a great lineup of ...

Garmin's line of high-end smartwatches just got a major upgrade. On Monday, Garmin unveiled its series of Fenix 5 Plus smartwatches. The three watches — the Fenix 5S Plus, the Fenix 5 Plus, and the ...

There are two types of people in this world: those who are happy to track their daily step counts with a Fitbit, and those who must. Track. Everything. For the latter, a run-of-the-gym wearable just ...