The Garmin Enduro 4 was a no-show at the Fenix 9 launch — but a fresh leak suggests the mega-battery smartwatch could be imminent
THE SO WHAT
A leaked Enduro 4 with “mega-battery” life underscores that endurance remains a core wedge in wearables, especially for outdoor and industrial use. If your product depends on continuous sensing or field use, assume customers will benchmark you against these battery expectations, not last year’s smartwatch norms.
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