Boasting ground-breaking audio technology, the Apollo RA800 is designed to amplify time spent on the water. High-resolution audio: High-resolution lossless audio and Wi-Fi ® technology provide optimal ...

Not only is the Band 7 one of the cheapest fitness trackers I've ever seen, it's also the one I like the best. It's simple, ...

A new countryside route, linking five County Durham churches, opens to walkers and runners this Sunday to celebrate two local milestones.

However, also wanting to make the most of the opportunity, I wore my Apple Watch Ultra 2, my Garmin Instinct 3, and the all-new Whoop MG, the medical-grade version of the Whoop 5.0.. The main ...

Similarly, Venu 3 users can now unlock high-end golfing features previously reserved for premium Approach watches, but only via a Garmin Golf Membership ($9.99/month or $99.99/year).

Garmin Golf costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. I’m not much of a golfer, but this Garmin Venu 3 seems like a pure positive move considering the Garmin Golf sub already existed.

Garmin added powerful new features to its best watches, ... Membership is £8.99/month or £89.99/year, with a 30-day trial included. The updates are rolling out now.

Garmin has been busy behind the scenes with its latest round of software updates, and has quietly pushed out a new beta for its flagship wearables. So, If you’re rocking one of Garmin's best ...

While Garmin stressed that all existing features will remain free with the Connect app, the new tools will cost users $6.99 a month or $69.99 a year, and the Garmin user base is not happy about ...

Garmin Connect+, or Garmin Connect Plus, costs $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year. Garmin offers a 30-day free trial that allows you to see whether the premium plan is worth paying for or not.

Garmin has introduced a new premium subscription tier, Garmin Connect Plus, ... After that, it's $6.99/month or $69.99/year to access the premium features. Topics Artificial Intelligence Smartwatches.

For $7/month or $70/year, Garmin Connect+ will unlock personalized “Active Intelligence insights,” which seems to be Garmin’s attempt at a moniker for AI offerings.