The Garmin Enduro 2's durable, smart, and lightweight design has a huge 1.4" solar-charged display and a 51 mm case with a sapphire lens. Even in harsh conditions, the UltraFit band ensures long-distance comfort. Traditional button controls that operate in every situation are combined with a new responsive touchscreen interface for rapid access to options and functions. For an uninterrupted picture of your health, get up to 34 days of battery life in smartwatch mode — with an extra 12 days when solar charging — and up to 150 hours in GPS mode with solar charging to record your performance in workouts and races. View advanced training metrics such as running dynamics, altitude, heat-adjusted VO2 max, trail running adjustment, recovery advisor, and more.
The Garmin Enduro 2's durable, smart, and lightweight design has a huge 1.4" solar-charged display and a 51 mm case with a sapphire lens. Even in harsh conditions, the UltraFit band ensures long-distance comfort. Traditional button controls that operate in every situation are combined with a new responsive touchscreen interface for rapid access to options and functions. For an uninterrupted picture of your health, get up to 34 days of battery life in smartwatch mode — with an extra 12 days when solar charging — and up to 150 hours in GPS mode with solar charging to record your performance in workouts and races. View advanced training metrics such as running dynamics, altitude, heat-adjusted VO2 max, trail running adjustment, recovery advisor, and more.
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Citi Card off | Garmin Enduro 2 Sapphire Sports Watch Carbon Gray DLC Titanium with Black Nylon 010-02754-13
The Garmin Enduro 2's durable, smart, and lightweight design has a huge 1.4" solar-charged display and a 51 mm case with a sapphire lens. Even in harsh conditions, the UltraFit band ensures long-distance comfort. Traditional button controls that operate in every situation are combined with a new responsive touchscreen interface for rapid access to options and functions. For an uninterrupted picture of your health, get up to 34 days of battery life in smartwatch mode — with an extra 12 days when solar charging — and up to 150 hours in GPS mode with solar charging to record your performance in workouts and races. View advanced training metrics such as running dynamics, altitude, heat-adjusted VO2 max, trail running adjustment, recovery advisor, and more.
The Garmin Enduro 2's durable, smart, and lightweight design has a huge 1.4" solar-charged display and a 51 mm case with a sapphire lens. Even in harsh conditions, the UltraFit band ensures long-distance comfort. Traditional button controls that operate in every situation are combined with a new responsive touchscreen interface for rapid access to options and functions. For an uninterrupted picture of your health, get up to 34 days of battery life in smartwatch mode — with an extra 12 days when solar charging — and up to 150 hours in GPS mode with solar charging to record your performance in workouts and races. View advanced training metrics such as running dynamics, altitude, heat-adjusted VO2 max, trail running adjustment, recovery advisor, and more.
Last updated at 12/05/2026 10:19:18
Garmin Enduro 2
originally posted on garmin.com
I used a different forerunner garmin watch for four years prior to the 920XT. Then I upgraded for durability and water resistant purposes. Other models after the 920XT seemed to not be as useful or did not have the features that merited a new purchase. I use the watch primarily for running, but do not use them in races. The 920XT was still in good condition after 10 years. I just recycled it and bought the Enduro 2 since technology has improved enough to merit a new purchase. The wrist heartrate monitor and metrics are great. It may seem as too much of a good thing, but if exercising is that much a part of your life it is a worth it of a purchase. I may start wearing it regularly just to see how it may affect my daily habits and long runs.
originally posted on sigmasports.com
Purchases just under a month ago, an upgrade from a Fenix 6 Pro.Extremely pleased with the battery life, exceptional performance (even without solar due of lack of it!) Function wise so far have used it for general tracking and downloaded a gpx route to it. GPS is very good, holding signal well, both in woods and in the open. Accuracy wise more than pleased (found it to be better than previous watch, even though that was good)Couple of other points, the flexy strap is extremely comfortable (much preferred to the resin strap) and the torch! Wow, I sth eonmy way to describe this. Works brilliantly, very bright, easy to change, plus the red light for when you want to protect your vision. Has other functions as well!Looking forward to the new season with this ... MorePurchases just under a month ago, an upgrade from a Fenix 6 Pro.Extremely pleased with the battery life, exceptional performance (even without solar due of lack of it!) Function wise so far have used it for general tracking and downloaded a gpx route to it. GPS is very good, holding signal well, both in woods and in the open. Accuracy wise more than pleased (found it to be better than previous watch, even though that was good)Couple of other points, the flexy strap is extremely comfortable (much preferred to the resin strap) and the torch! Wow, I sth eonmy way to describe this. Works brilliantly, very bright, easy to change, plus the red light for when you want to protect your vision. Has other functions as well!Looking forward to the new season with this watch, feels no different to the previous but outshines it massively, even if I won't be using all its functions! (I'll openly admit that!!)
originally posted on garmin.com
If you're even slightly on the fence about this watch, this is your nudge to jump. This thing is a masterpiece. I have had numerous sports watches in the past; basically every iteration of Fitbit for daily wear, the new Google Pixel watch, and my previous favorite, the Suunto Spartan Ultra. The Enduro 2 blasts them all out of the water. I was originally disappointed about the resolution of the screen (it doesn't hold a candle to the Pixel watch), but I'm over it. The training tracking and programming of this watch are incredible. GPS works great, even in the most remote parts of the Bighorn Mountains I've used it in thus far. The flashlight, which I thought must be a gimmick, is actually very bright and totally useful. And the battery -- what a beast. I'm about a ... MoreIf you're even slightly on the fence about this watch, this is your nudge to jump. This thing is a masterpiece. I have had numerous sports watches in the past; basically every iteration of Fitbit for daily wear, the new Google Pixel watch, and my previous favorite, the Suunto Spartan Ultra. The Enduro 2 blasts them all out of the water. I was originally disappointed about the resolution of the screen (it doesn't hold a candle to the Pixel watch), but I'm over it. The training tracking and programming of this watch are incredible. GPS works great, even in the most remote parts of the Bighorn Mountains I've used it in thus far. The flashlight, which I thought must be a gimmick, is actually very bright and totally useful. And the battery -- what a beast. I'm about a month in with this thing and I'm still on 35% battery life -- and that's with limited outdoor training days to take advantage of the solar charging. Once winter is over and I can train outside more often, I doubt I'll have to charge this watch once during the summer. That's a massive upgrade over every sports watch I've ever used. Bottom line, this is as close to the perfect fitness watch as there exists in the market. It's huge, it's pricey, and it's amazing.
Garmin Enduro 2
I used a different forerunner garmin watch for four years prior to the 920XT. Then I upgraded for durability and water resistant purposes. Other models after the 920XT seemed to not be as useful or did not have the features that merited a new purchase. I use the watch primarily for running, but do not use them in races. The 920XT was still in good condition after 10 years. I just recycled it and bought the Enduro 2 since technology has improved enough to merit a new purchase. The wrist heartrate monitor and metrics are great. It may seem as too much of a good thing, but if exercising is that much a part of your life it is a worth it of a purchase. I may start wearing it regularly just to see how it may affect my daily habits and long runs.
Purchases just under a month ago, an upgrade from a Fenix 6 Pro.Extremely pleased with the battery life, exceptional performance (even without solar due of lack of it!) Function wise so far have used it for general tracking and downloaded a gpx route to it. GPS is very good, holding signal well, both in woods and in the open. Accuracy wise more than pleased (found it to be better than previous watch, even though that was good)Couple of other points, the flexy strap is extremely comfortable (much preferred to the resin strap) and the torch! Wow, I sth eonmy way to describe this. Works brilliantly, very bright, easy to change, plus the red light for when you want to protect your vision. Has other functions as well!Looking forward to the new season with this ... MorePurchases just under a month ago, an upgrade from a Fenix 6 Pro.Extremely pleased with the battery life, exceptional performance (even without solar due of lack of it!) Function wise so far have used it for general tracking and downloaded a gpx route to it. GPS is very good, holding signal well, both in woods and in the open. Accuracy wise more than pleased (found it to be better than previous watch, even though that was good)Couple of other points, the flexy strap is extremely comfortable (much preferred to the resin strap) and the torch! Wow, I sth eonmy way to describe this. Works brilliantly, very bright, easy to change, plus the red light for when you want to protect your vision. Has other functions as well!Looking forward to the new season with this watch, feels no different to the previous but outshines it massively, even if I won't be using all its functions! (I'll openly admit that!!)
If you're even slightly on the fence about this watch, this is your nudge to jump. This thing is a masterpiece. I have had numerous sports watches in the past; basically every iteration of Fitbit for daily wear, the new Google Pixel watch, and my previous favorite, the Suunto Spartan Ultra. The Enduro 2 blasts them all out of the water. I was originally disappointed about the resolution of the screen (it doesn't hold a candle to the Pixel watch), but I'm over it. The training tracking and programming of this watch are incredible. GPS works great, even in the most remote parts of the Bighorn Mountains I've used it in thus far. The flashlight, which I thought must be a gimmick, is actually very bright and totally useful. And the battery -- what a beast. I'm about a ... MoreIf you're even slightly on the fence about this watch, this is your nudge to jump. This thing is a masterpiece. I have had numerous sports watches in the past; basically every iteration of Fitbit for daily wear, the new Google Pixel watch, and my previous favorite, the Suunto Spartan Ultra. The Enduro 2 blasts them all out of the water. I was originally disappointed about the resolution of the screen (it doesn't hold a candle to the Pixel watch), but I'm over it. The training tracking and programming of this watch are incredible. GPS works great, even in the most remote parts of the Bighorn Mountains I've used it in thus far. The flashlight, which I thought must be a gimmick, is actually very bright and totally useful. And the battery -- what a beast. I'm about a month in with this thing and I'm still on 35% battery life -- and that's with limited outdoor training days to take advantage of the solar charging. Once winter is over and I can train outside more often, I doubt I'll have to charge this watch once during the summer. That's a massive upgrade over every sports watch I've ever used. Bottom line, this is as close to the perfect fitness watch as there exists in the market. It's huge, it's pricey, and it's amazing.
I had the Fenix 5X sapphire, still working great, there was no real reason to change it. Yes there were some features here and there that were lacking but I could have certainly lived without them. However, it was getting old and at the beginning I was thinking about the Fenix 7x sapphire but the Garmin guys at the Marine Corps Marathon expo explained the Enduro 2 battery life was mainly the difference. It turns out the battery life is amazingly crazy when compared to the 5x even at its best. I charged it fully out of the box and used it for the first time Nov 30 2022. I wear it everyday, have been swimming for a little more than an hour Monday through Friday and have been running 3 times a week for an hour. Battery is 53% today Dec 13 2022 and would be higher if I ... MoreI had the Fenix 5X sapphire, still working great, there was no real reason to change it. Yes there were some features here and there that were lacking but I could have certainly lived without them. However, it was getting old and at the beginning I was thinking about the Fenix 7x sapphire but the Garmin guys at the Marine Corps Marathon expo explained the Enduro 2 battery life was mainly the difference. It turns out the battery life is amazingly crazy when compared to the 5x even at its best. I charged it fully out of the box and used it for the first time Nov 30 2022. I wear it everyday, have been swimming for a little more than an hour Monday through Friday and have been running 3 times a week for an hour. Battery is 53% today Dec 13 2022 and would be higher if I had not used it for an indoor ride as backup in case of an energy failure from the mains that would interrupt my internet and ruin my workout. I have not been working out as much as usual as this is the beginning of my season. That would give me a better point of view speaking about battery. About the solar charging feature, I have not been able to notice any difference as to percentage increase, but again, I am starting my season and mainly my bike riding time has been nonexistent. LED lighting is great, I can't wait to go for an expedition or any other thing I can fully use its features. It is maybe still early to give a realistic opinion but up to this point choosing this over the Fenix 7x was the best decision.
This watch is incredible. I am an ultra runner and love the mapping details, climbpro, and all the metrics it gives to help me reach my goals! Not to mention, it’s gorgeous! Seriously, if you are considering this watch, you will not be disappointed. It even comes with two bands! I love the ultra fit band AND the silicon band haha I find myself switching them out pretty regularly because I like them both so much. Anyway, the accuracy, data, mapping, and how could I forget the ridiculous battery life (it’s insane), this watch is the best out there. You won’t regret it. If you are looking for a durable, long lasting, do it all better than any other device kind of watch, look no further. The Enduro 2 is for you.
There are many reasons why Fenix 7 and Enduro 2 are great devices. Quality is not on the list.I am very disappointed. I own Garmin Fenix 6X Sapphire, and I tried to upgrade to both first, Garmin Fenix 7X Sapphire Solar and later, Garmin Enduro 2. I love the 6X and was ready to invest between $1000 and $1200 in upgrading to the next generation. Instead of feeling the love I had for my 6th-generation Fenix, I was thoroughly disappointed. The 7X and the Enduro 2 suffer from identical issues, poor display, and low-quality buttons.The display has four issues, possibly minor on their own, but they make things worse together.1. Less transparent - the display is darker and harder to see.2. More reflective - the objects reflected by the watch display are more visible ... MoreThere are many reasons why Fenix 7 and Enduro 2 are great devices. Quality is not on the list.I am very disappointed. I own Garmin Fenix 6X Sapphire, and I tried to upgrade to both first, Garmin Fenix 7X Sapphire Solar and later, Garmin Enduro 2. I love the 6X and was ready to invest between $1000 and $1200 in upgrading to the next generation. Instead of feeling the love I had for my 6th-generation Fenix, I was thoroughly disappointed. The 7X and the Enduro 2 suffer from identical issues, poor display, and low-quality buttons.The display has four issues, possibly minor on their own, but they make things worse together.1. Less transparent - the display is darker and harder to see.2. More reflective - the objects reflected by the watch display are more visible compared to 6X. Again, it is harder to read the display.3. Internal refraction - there are visible light effects created by the internal reflection plus refraction when the screen in the correct angle to reflect the light from a bright source. It is hard to explain. There is a line of different colors passing through the screen. I will attach an image.4. The solar cell is shiny - when you have a shiny object, your pupils contract, and reading the less illuminated part of the screen gets harder.Overall that makes that watch shinier, which is a pretty effect on its own but harder to read. When I am in an artificial light environment, I have to adjust the angle of the 7X and the Enduro 2 before I can read the time. I spend half of my life under such conditions, and that is an issue for me. With 6X, I rarely have to adjust because of a bad reflection. Making the display touch-sensitive requires a sensitive layer to be added between the sapphire crystal and the MIP display. That layer is of low quality. I tried to take good photos to add to the review. However, the camera automatically compensates for the conditions, and only the refraction effect is well visible. Those issues are not that bad outside in the wilderness and do not exist at night when the backlight is used.Another issue with 7X and Enduro 2 is that the text on the screen is a black background with white letters. On 6X, the default colors are reversed, and I find it easier to read that way. It would be great if that becomes a menu option, and even better if the colors could be selected independently for day and night.Enduro 2's solar cell varied in color from green to dark blue. It felt like the solar cell was chemically or thermally treated differently in different areas, which felt cheap. This is a minor issue since the solar cell worked well.The buttons - well, lousy quality. When pressure is applied on the 6X's buttons at some point, there is a single click, and the watch performs the function. The same happens in the opposite direction. When the pressure is reduced, the buttons make a single click. That is simple perfection. The 7X was a very different experience. The 7X's buttons feel like there is sand inside. When you press a button, there are a series of minor crumbles until the button goes no more. The uncrumbling goes on the way back too. The feeling is of a very low-quality gadget. The Enduro 2 was much better than the 7X but could not match the 6X buttons. The Enduro's three left buttons could have been better, but they were acceptable. The right two buttons, however, did double clicks in both directions with a slight bending between the clicks.To put it in perspective, I remembered the sequences of clicks to get a specific functionality out of the watch. Say I want to start 10 minutes count down. On the 6X, I can do that in the morning without opening my eyes to check if I got it right. With the 7X, I always checked if the watch got me to the menu I was trying to pass through. The Enduro 2 almost always got it right on the first try, but I still had to check and make sure.I love what Garmin offers. However, it feels unacceptable that those issues exist on such expensive devices. Can you imagine an Apple watch with a bad screen or buttons barely working? I traded my 44mm Apple Watch 6 for the Garmin Fenix 6X Sapphire. The Apple Watch had superior biosensors, ECG, a better compass, and a dazzling screen, and it is the better smartwatch. Yet, I never had second thoughts about the exchange since Apple is far-far behind what Garmin offers as an outdoor sports watch.I have tested other 7X watches displayed in stores, and they all had terrible buttons, and all the displays had the same issues. The buttons issue is simply a poor quality control and probably can be resolved in later production units. I cannot guess how easy it would be to fix the display.I am writing this review as constructive criticism, hoping that Garmin will not put quality secondary to profit.Image descriptions - I am not sure in what order they will show up. Thus, I will not number them:* Two watches are showing 18:26 time - The left watch is Garmin Enduro 2, and the right watch is Garmin Fenix 6X Sapphire. This picture shows that the newer watch (Enduro 2) has a darker display.* Two watches show an Apple Card charge of $13.17 - The left watch is Garmin Fenix 6X Sapphire, and the right watch is Garmin Enduro 2. This image shows that Enduro 2 is harder to read when there is a reflection from the background. There are two issues: the reversed text and background colors and the darker display on Enduro 2. Those are the default color for Fenix 6 and Enduro 2 (Fenix 7 is the same as Enduro) and cannot be changed through settings. Additionally, Enduro's solar cell is shiny, making your pupils contract and thus even harder to read.* One watch with the sun reflected in the center of the display without diagonal lines before and after the sun's reflection - my old Garmin Fenix 6X Sapphire.* Two images with diagonal multicolored lines, one with the sun reflected and the other with the sun not directly reflected - Garmin Fenix 7X Sapphire Solar.All shots are made with iPhone 13 Pro Max and are not edited.
I have owned and used Fitbit, Garmin Fenix 2, 3, and up until recently, the 5x series of GPS watches. All are great GPS devices. But the Garmin Enduro 2 watch takes the cake in mapping, battery life, satellite versatility, solar, flashlight, etc. All it needs now is a whistle! lol jk jk.After comparing Garmin, Suunto, Coros, and Polar GPS watches, I decided that the Garmin Enduro 2 would be an incredible upgrade compared to the Garmin Fenix 5x. Suunto 9 Peak Pro is probably comparatively decent next to the Garmin Enduro 2, but it doesn't have maps downloaded on it. The Coros Vertix 2 looks dope with its 60 days of battery life but doesn't have solar capability or the software that Garmin does. Thr Polar Vantage V3 looks cool, but its battery life is only 8 days ... MoreI have owned and used Fitbit, Garmin Fenix 2, 3, and up until recently, the 5x series of GPS watches. All are great GPS devices. But the Garmin Enduro 2 watch takes the cake in mapping, battery life, satellite versatility, solar, flashlight, etc. All it needs now is a whistle! lol jk jk.After comparing Garmin, Suunto, Coros, and Polar GPS watches, I decided that the Garmin Enduro 2 would be an incredible upgrade compared to the Garmin Fenix 5x. Suunto 9 Peak Pro is probably comparatively decent next to the Garmin Enduro 2, but it doesn't have maps downloaded on it. The Coros Vertix 2 looks dope with its 60 days of battery life but doesn't have solar capability or the software that Garmin does. Thr Polar Vantage V3 looks cool, but its battery life is only 8 days compared to the Garmin Enduro 2's 34-46 days.So, the deciding factor for the Garmin Enduro 2 was its mapping, software, running algorithms, battery life, solar, flashlight, Multi-Satelite capability, etc.Love the watch! Hope it lasts a long time!
I have owned every Garmin Fenix line since 2016. And the enduro 2 waa the Watch I had wished for. The battery is literally insane. Lasting the best part of 3 weeks with 5h/week training. I love the stamina feature and touch screen. The nylon Band is next level confort. People had said before but I wish I had got rid if the silicone band years ago. The Nylon is so comfortable and secure, it doesn't smell and dries off within 15min. It feels lighter than my Fenix 7X with lighter band. The flashlight is way brighter than 7X and actually even brighter than my phone lol ! Also I much prefer the colour over the all back of the fenix 7X
It has been about a month with this beauty, and I couldn't be more pleased so far. I spent quite a while researching products. Had my eye on this one for a while. I wanted a battery that didn't quit, and this one is living up to its name for sure. I have been playing with it a bit more in the beginning -- exploring and diving into features -- still have about 30% of the battery. I am very happy with the screen. I get the attraction of the brilliant OLED screens, of course, but this screen performs very well. Very happy with the solar charging. And the mapping...oh the mapping -- this was 1 and 1a for me along with the battery life in terms of the features that I was looking for since often explore new trails everywhere I go. My expectations have been exceeded. I am ... MoreIt has been about a month with this beauty, and I couldn't be more pleased so far. I spent quite a while researching products. Had my eye on this one for a while. I wanted a battery that didn't quit, and this one is living up to its name for sure. I have been playing with it a bit more in the beginning -- exploring and diving into features -- still have about 30% of the battery. I am very happy with the screen. I get the attraction of the brilliant OLED screens, of course, but this screen performs very well. Very happy with the solar charging. And the mapping...oh the mapping -- this was 1 and 1a for me along with the battery life in terms of the features that I was looking for since often explore new trails everywhere I go. My expectations have been exceeded. I am also finding all of the training metrics to be helpful and to accurately reflect how I feel in terms of readiness, etc.. The smart watch features are no slouch. I think the watch is stylish. Was concerned it might be bulky or heavy, but I think it's perfect. Thrilled about the gear, and looking forward to adventuring with it as a constant companion for years to come! Cheers to Garmin!
My Enduro 2 has replaced my Fenix 3 after yrs. of faithful service. I am still adjusting to afew of the features. I am primarily an ultra runner. I run quite a bit and the performance is amazing. Even with many functions running, I rarely need to charge it. Navigation is slightly slow but still awesome. My only real complaint is that calibrating it to my treadmill seems to not work well. I feel like the watch is very accurate while running outside, but on the treadmill the Data is not as accurate I don't think. I prefer this style watchband. It pairs well with my headphones and also my RDP. Voice ques work well. All in all it is by far the best watch I have owned so far. I am excited to see how it fairs for my ultra-marathons. I have a fifty miler, and two 100 mile ... MoreMy Enduro 2 has replaced my Fenix 3 after yrs. of faithful service. I am still adjusting to afew of the features. I am primarily an ultra runner. I run quite a bit and the performance is amazing. Even with many functions running, I rarely need to charge it. Navigation is slightly slow but still awesome. My only real complaint is that calibrating it to my treadmill seems to not work well. I feel like the watch is very accurate while running outside, but on the treadmill the Data is not as accurate I don't think. I prefer this style watchband. It pairs well with my headphones and also my RDP. Voice ques work well. All in all it is by far the best watch I have owned so far. I am excited to see how it fairs for my ultra-marathons. I have a fifty miler, and two 100 mile races this year. I love my watch.
