The new $597 WavWatch 2.0 is on my wrist. If I put it up to my ear, I can hear the high frequency sounds it's emitting. The low hums can be heard a foot away.

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GRMN’s Fitness segment grew 30% to $601,013,000 from $463,887,000 for the third quarter, resulting in a 14% improvement in operating income to $193,600,000 over $169,734,000. Advanced wearables drove ...

Company reports record third quarter revenue and operating income, and raises full year EPS guidance SCHAFFHAUSEN, ...

Discover Garmin’s Q3 2025 earnings highlights, raised EPS guidance, strong segment growth, and new product insights.

Thank you, Teri, and good morning, everyone. As announced earlier today, Garmin achieved another quarter of outstanding ...

GARMIN’S latest Venu smartwatch, the Venu 4, is now available in the Philippines. It has a suggested retail price starting at P33,290 and can be purchased at all Garmin Brand Stores and online through ...

The effective tax rate in the third quarter was 21.2 percent. This compares with 17.9 percent in the prior-year quarter. The ...

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The Pixel Watch 4 is one of our favorite smartwatches released this year. However, these alternatives might make more sense for you.