Garmin Enduro 3 Ultraperformance GPS Smartwatch: Ultra-endurance athlete design
Meet the Garmin Enduro 3—your new best friend if you're the type who thinks a marathon is a warm-up. Weighing in at a featherlight 63 g, it's like it's not even there (until you need it to be). And with a titanium bezel and sapphire lens that laughs in the face of scratches, plus a built-in LED flashlight for those 'oops, it's dark' moments, this watch is tougher than your last workout. Oh, and that UltraFit nylon band? It's so comfy, you'll forget you're wearing it during your next 100-miler.
Battery life? Oh, just the usual—90 days in smartwatch mode and a casual 320 hours with GPS on (thanks, solar charging). It's basically the Energizer Bunny of watches. Whether you're getting lost (on purpose) with preloaded TopoActive maps or letting dynamic round-trip routing plan your escape, this gadget's got your back. And with training plans that actually make sense and real-time stamina tracking, it's like having a coach who doesn't yell at you. Ready to outlast the competition? This watch is.
- Lightweight 63 g construction
- Titanium bezel with sapphire lens
- Built-in LED flashlight
- Up to 90 days battery life
- Preloaded TopoActive maps
- Dynamic round-trip routing
- Targeted strength training plans
- Ultra-endurance athlete design
General specs
- Brand: Garmin
- Model: Enduro 3
- Seller: Amazon
- Weight: 63 g
- Battery Life: Up to 90 days in smartwatch mode, 320 hours in GPS mode with solar charging
- Materials: Titanium bezel, Sapphire lens, UltraFit nylon band
- Features: Built-in LED flashlight, Preloaded TopoActive maps, Dynamic round-trip routing, Real-time stamina tracking
- First listed by seller: 6/13/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Model | Enduro 3 | A04808 | 955 Solar | A04808 | 955 Solar | |
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| Price | $899.99 | $1,099.99 | $599.99 | $1,099.99 | $499.99 | $102.39 |
| Seller | Amazon | Amazon | Amazon | Amazon | Amazon | Joom |
| Update | June 27, 2025 | July 17, 2025 | June 27, 2025 | June 27, 2025 | June 27, 2025 | August 30, 2025 |
| Battery Life | Up to 90 days in smartwatch mode, 320 hours in GPS mode with solar charging | Up to 29 days in smartwatch mode, Up to 84 hours in GPS mode | Up to 20 days in smartwatch mode, Up to 42 hours in GPS mode, Up to 110 hours in UltraTrac mode with solar charging | |||
Enduro 3 Ultraperformance GPS Smartwatch
Nisha K.
Hyderabad
June 22, 2025
As a busy mom and entrepreneur, I bought this hoping it would help me stay on top of my fitness and daily routines, but honestly, I'm a bit disappointed. It's friendly in design and does some things well, like lasting forever on a charge and being durable, but the tech side feels overwhelming. Tip: If you're new to this, start with the basics and don't rely too much on the advanced features—they might not work as smoothly as advertised. I use it mostly for telling time and bsaic step counting, which it does fine, but for the csot, I thought it would do more. It's okay, but not the game-changer I was hoping for.
- Pros: The watch is incredibly light and comfortable, so I barely notice it on my wrist, which is great for long days. The battrey lasts a really long time, even when I'm out and about, and it charges up with sunlight, which is handy. It's tough and hasn't gotten scratched up at all, and the built-in light is super useful when it gets dark suddenly.
- Cons: I expected btter from Garmin; the maps and routing features are confusing for a beginner like me, and it doesn't always track my activities accurately. It's a bit pricey for what it offers, and the training advice isn't as helpful as I hoped—most likely, it's not intuitive enough for my needs.