Garmin Enduro 2 In-Depth Review: Tested to the Limit!

Here's everything you need to know and in-depth review of the new Garmin Enduro 2 adventure multisport watch, which brings with it larger battery life and a smattering of new features. I've put it to the test over the summer, testing out every component to see how it handles. Dive in for this complete review. With the the Enduro 2 GPS watch, Garmin has what is essentially a Fenix 7X Plus. It’s got every single feature of the Fenix 7X series, but adds more, both in hardware and software. The new Enduro 2 has the longest battery life of any Garmin watch, and depending on how you tally the solar figures – any watch in the endurance sports market. It’s got a built-in flashlight that’s twice as bright as the Fenix 7X, and it’s got new trail-focused features to automatically identify trail junctions before you go down the wrong path (even if a course isn’t loaded). I’ve been testing the Enduro 2 over the course of the summer, putting it through its paces. Both day-to-day workouts and regular 24×7 activity tracking, but also the epic 170KM Tour du Mont Blanc, with the aim of trying to complete it on a single battery charge (while still using all the features at full-tilt). Which, is a great way to get this review cooking! 0:00 Quick Overview 0:54 It's a Fenix 7X Plus 2:02 Deep-dive Battery Testing 4:42 Next Fork - Trail Junctions 5:34 SatIQ GPS Switching 6:38 Brighter Flashlight 7:20 Size Differences 7:43 Training Status 2.0 Features 9:55 Grade Adjusted Pace 10:36 Auto Rest Timer 11:26 Directional Course Arrows 11:56 A Few Problems 15:10 Accuracy (GPS/HR/Elevation) 16:26 Recommendations & Wrap-Up