Full-colour mapping added ; New Multi-band mode boosts tracking accuracy ; Slightly refined design

Expensive ; Design will still be big for some ; Smartwatch battery numbers are down

The Garmin Enduro 2 offers an improvement over the first-gen model, thanks to the addition of mapping, Garmin’s useful Multi-band tracking mode, and improved battery during tracking. The price makes the watch difficult to justify over Garmin’s cheaper...

Insane battery life ; TOPO maps added ; Fast processor ; Multi-band, multi-GNSS system ; All the health, fitness and outdoor features under the sun

Comes in one size, and it's huge ; More expensive than the top-of-the-line Fenix 7X

The Garmin Enduro 2 is a beast of an ultrarunner's watch that boasts even longer battery life, full TOPO maps support, touchscreen functionality, insanely rugged yet premium construction, and more. Plus, Garmin added several new features for free since...

Garmin's longest battery life with solar charging ; Extremely useful integrated LED flashlight -High-quality sapphire and titanium materials ; Advanced mapping features ; Comfortable Ultrafit band ; Powerful Garmin ecosystem and capability

Expensive at $1,099 ; Lack of phone call or voice assistant support

My sympathy goes out to those who purchased the Garmin Fenix 7X Sapphire Solar earlier this year, because the Garmin Enduro 2 is essentially a Plus or Pro version, offering everything in the 7X with longer battery life, a better flashlight, and more...