Should you buy the Garmin Fenix 7 or the older Fenix 6 in late 2022? Here are the key differences.

The new multi-sport smartwatch performs admirably in our hands-on review, but the design could still use an overhaul, and you only get the best feature on the super expensive top-spec model ...

Garmin Fenix 6: The standard model, features a 1.3-inch screen, 47mm case size, and a 22mm band Garmin Fenix 6X: The largest model, features a 1.4-inch screen, 51mm case size, and a 26mm band ...

Now, Garmin has launched the Fenix 6 range, which encompasses a total of 12 new models, the basic ones being the Garmin Fenix 6S, 6 and 6X. The names correspond with case sizes: 42mm, 47mm and 51mm.

If you're considering an upgrade to your fitness-tracking technology, this Garmin smartwatch deal is well worth grabbing fast ...

Garmin ups the ante in the adventure watch market by adding solar charging, ski maps and more to its lineup of Fenix outdoor adventure watches. The new Fenix 6 series is available in a size ...

Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Solar: was £819.99 now £279.99 at Garmin At £540 or 65% off the Fenix 6 Pro Solar Edition is a formidable buy. It comes with a 47mm display and Garmin's solar powered display ...

If you’re aiming to catch the day’s top deal, the Garmin Fenix 7 Pro Solar is the one to… watch. It’s now nearly three times less expensive than the newest Fenix 8 Pro Solar which retails for $1,199.

Garmin Fenix 7 review: Greatness comes at a price Garmin's solar-powered Fenix 7 is a nice upgrade over the Fenix 6, but that doesn't mean you should trade in your old watch.

A "Garmin sleep band" would fill a niche that long-time Garmin watch owners have waited years for, but will Garmin emulate Whoop in the worst ways?

Garmin Fenix 6X Pro key features Works with iPhones and Android phones 51mm case Interchangeable bands 10ATM waterproof rating Topographical maps PacePro pacing feature Built-in music player ...