Wareable's comprehensive, long-term review of the Garmin Venu 4, including analysis of the new features, design changes, and battery life.

The Garmin zūmo XT is an incredibly user-friendly GPS navigation tool to use. The 5’5” screen is clear and easy to read and the amount of information you can obtain from this neat bit of kit makes it ...

It's big, but in a good way. The Garmin Overlander makes off-road navigation safer, easier and can help you avoid obstacles. Far, far away from any cell phone towers, city lights, or pavement, there ...

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The Garmin Edge MTB is best saved for ride-tracking applications, thanks to a generous provision of data but limited screen ...

At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Phenomenal display ・More stylish options ・Class-leading fitness tracking ・Torch added Cons ・Some occasional glitches ・One heck of a price hike Our Verdict Even though ...

Designed with women in mind, the Garmin Lily range aims to soften Garmin's image as a hardcore sports watch brand. Much like the Withing ScanWatch 2 and Vivomove Trend, the Garmin Lily 2 provides ...

Which Garmin GPS is best? Mobile phones are jam-packed with technology, including a global positioning system (GPS) for getting around. It works by determining your position on earth and visually ...

Garmin first released its Edge 500 in 2009—which is decades in tech time—but the computer remains a go-to for many cyclists. Garmin has since released other 500, 800 and 1000-series computers, but the ...