Key Takeaways
1. Garmin has released stable updates for the Fenix 7, Fenix 8, Fenix E, and Enduro 3 smartwatches.
2. The Q1 2025 update includes improved functionality and new features for fitness and outdoor devices.
3. Free software updates will roll out over the coming weeks, and users can enable automatic updates.
4. Key upgrades include passcode support and keyboard enhancements, but not for Fenix 7 and Fenix 7 Pro models.
5. Older Garmin smartwatches now have better workout execution scores and Body Battery Trueup functionality.
Garmin has been consistently providing stable updates for its range of smartwatches recently. Notably, the Fenix 7 and Fenix 8 models have received new stable updates in the past week, along with related models such as the Fenix E and Enduro 3, currently priced at $899.99 on Amazon.
Summary of Updates
In its latest feature update, Garmin has outlined all the changes made to its currently supported smartwatches. According to a press release, the company describes its Q1 2025 update in this way:
As part of our ongoing commitment to enhance our products and offer better features for current users, we are thrilled to unveil our upcoming feature update for smartwatches and cycling computers. This update brings improved functionality and new features to many of our fitness and outdoor devices.
Update Availability
The free software updates have started to roll out and will continue throughout the next weeks. Users can update their smartwatch or cycling computer by turning on automatic updates from their devices.
Garmin also clarifies that the new update includes five main upgrades, such as passcode support and enhancements to the keyboard. However, these features are not available on the Fenix 7 and Fenix 7 Pro, nor do they include strength workouts for Garmin Cycling and Garmin Run coaches. Older Garmin smartwatches have received better workout execution scores and Body Battery Trueup functionality. Interestingly, the comparison table included below is identical to one that leaked nearly two months ago. Check out the graphics below for additional details.
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