Garmin has released a new watch, the Garmin Bounce 2, made to let parents keep in contact with their kids, without having to buy them a smartphone. In 2022, Garmin released the original Bounce watch, ...

WHEN IT COMES to fitness trackers, few companies have as robust a line-up as Garmin. The brand offers everything from starter watches to hardy models that feature highly detailed activity-specific ...

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Note that Garmin introduced a while ago (around May 2018, for GDPR compatibility) a possibility to download all of your Garmin Connect data in one zip file. Depending on your needs this might be ...

Garmin Body Battery is a feature on Garmin devices that offers insight into your energy and readiness for training. The feature is available on several watches from the company. But is it a useful ...

The Garmin Forerunner 970 offers a great spread of high-end watch features in a mostly non-intimidating package. New for this generation are even greater screen brightness, an LED flash and voice ...

Garmin introduces the G5000 PRIME, its most advanced integrated flight deck for Part 25 transport aircraft, featuring an all-touchscreen design. The system boasts increased processing power, faster ...

Garmin has launched Garmin Pilot Web, a new flight planning website designed to integrate seamlessly with the Garmin Pilot mobile app. The web platform provides an extensive set of free features for ...

Garmin relentlessly adds new features to its stable of running watches throughout the year—the only downside is that sometimes these additions can begin to converge. The crossover between Garmin Coach ...

Garmin watches are among the top options for accurately tracking outdoor workouts. However, knowing the best GPS setting for the occasion can be tricky. There’s plenty of jargon to demystify, thanks ...

Several Garmin smartwatch models are stuck in an infinite reboot (aka a bootloop, or as users call it, the “triangle of death”) once users start a GPS-related functionality like workout tracking.