Garmin's new Approach S72 golf watch looks great, but I was hoping for a new Marq
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Garmin’s continued focus on sport-specific wearables like the Approach S72 shows the company doubling down on depth for defined user segments rather than chasing general-purpose smartwatches. If you build in health or sports, assume your competition will come from vertical devices with tightly integrated software, not just apps on generic platforms.
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