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Qalo SL-1 vs. Garmin Cirqa: How these minimalist wearables compare

The Qalo SL-1 and Garmin Cirqa were released in 2026, and both cost about $200. A comparison of these screenless wearables reveals some key differences.

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Garmin is embracing AI with ‘a keen sense of authenticity’ according to its COO

Garmin is being ‘very thoughtful and discerning about our use of AI’ according to its chief operating officer

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Garmin Cyclists Can Now Make Themselves Appear on Waze in Real Time

Drivers can see you as a little cyclist icon moving along the road.

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Garmin users can now share their cycling location through Waze for extra safety

The integration works through Garmin's optional LiveTrack feature.

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Garmin could be working on a Waze feature that warns drivers about cyclists

Garmin users might soon have the option to give Waze drivers a heads-up about their current location.

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Garmin's COO on when it might kill the beloved MIP watch display for good

'That gap [between OLED and MIP] has not completely converged, and I think until it does, we definitely don't think that MIP will completely go away.'

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Garmin explains the process behind the Fenix 9 Pro and Marq Gen 3's new titanium case

'If you look at the surface of the case, it's almost completely smooth': behind the scenes on Garmin's titanium nano-molded case.

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The 7 Best Garmin Watches, Tested by Our Fitness and Tech Experts

Garmin has a watch for every type of athlete and budget.

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Our Favorite Garmin Watches Are Nearly 43% Off On Amazon Right Now

Shop savings on Garmin’s highest-rated models now.

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I tested the Google Fitbit Edge against the Garmin Fenix 9 Pro on a 5km run

The Fitbit Edge's wrist-based wellness metrics are good, but early testing shows marked differences in GPS.

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The New York Marathon winner wasn’t wearing a fancy Garmin, but something much cheaper

Andreas Almgren was the latest marathon winner to rock a budget-friendly smartwatch, this time the Coros Pace 4.

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As the RAM crisis bites, has Garmin just hinted at higher prices next year?

Garmin hints at the increased cost of electronic components beginning to bite — but will this mean increased prices in 2027?

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It's my job to test and review smartwatches, but I wouldn't buy any of the new releases from Apple, Samsung, Garmin, Google and the rest this year — with two exceptions - TechRadar

It's my job to test and review smartwatches, but I wouldn't buy any of the new releases from Apple, Samsung, Garmin, Google and the rest this year — with two exceptions TechRadar

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