Garmin Enduro, 3,56 cm (1.4"), MIP, GPS, 71 g
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Die Garmin Enduro GPS Multisportuhr in grau/silber ist eine große Sportuhr mit 51 mm Gehäusedurchmesser und integrierter Solarladefunktion. Sie bietet je nach Modus eine GPS-Laufzeit von etwa 80 bis 300 Stunden und bis zu rund 65 Tage im Smartwatch-Betrieb, wodurch sie vor allem für längere Aktivitäten ausgelegt ist.[4] Die Uhr erfasst Trainings- und Alltagsdaten und richtet sich an Nutzer, die besonders lange Akkulaufzeiten benötigen.[4]
Bewertungen von Garmin Enduro, 3,56 cm (1.4"), MIP, GPS, 71 g
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The Garmin Enduro is a GPS multisport watch with an insanely long battery life and some trail running-specific features that even non-trail runners will appreciate. Choose the Enduro if you are torn between the Fenix 6 and the Forerunner 945 and have this much money to spend on a running wearable. You won't be disappointed.
The Garmin Enduro is a GPS multisport watch with an insanely long battery life and some trail running-specific features that even non-trail runners will appreciate. Choose the Enduro if you are torn between the Fenix 6 and the Forerunner 945 and have this much money to spend on a running wearable. You won't be disappointed.
Trustvoice expert
14. Mai 2025
There’s no doubt the Enduro is more watch than most people need at a price that many will struggle to justify. But if your budget stretches – or you can convince someone else to treat you – this watch is a luxury worth having. It’s a comprehensive all-rounder built for endurance but with reliable GPS, solid heart rate performance and an impressive suite of training, racing, recovery and health tracking, it’s equally good as your regular training partner, particularly if you train more than once a day. Maps and music are a frustrating omission, but that’s a small sacrifice to make for a watch that potentially only needs charging 12 times a year.
There’s no doubt the Enduro is more watch than most people need at a price that many will struggle to justify. But if your budget stretches – or you can convince someone else to treat you – this watch is a luxury worth having. It’s a comprehensive all-rounder built for endurance but with reliable GPS, solid heart rate performance and an impressive suite of training, racing, recovery and health tracking, it’s equally good as your regular training partner, particularly if you train more than once a day. Maps and music are a frustrating omission, but that’s a small sacrifice to make for a watch that potentially only needs charging 12 times a year.
Trustvoice expert
22. November 2021
The Garmin Enduro isn’t the most feature-rich watch in its collection, but if you want a Fenix-style watch that’s light, has similar sports tracking abilities and has the kind of battery performance to keep you away from your charger for a month and potentially even longer, this is a watch you want on your wrist.
The Garmin Enduro isn’t the most feature-rich watch in its collection, but if you want a Fenix-style watch that’s light, has similar sports tracking abilities and has the kind of battery performance to keep you away from your charger for a month and potentially even longer, this is a watch you want on your wrist.
Trustvoice expert
2. September 2021
