The flagship Garmin Fenix 8 smartwatch was made official back in August, but there are strong indications that more models are on the way – including what would be the first watch to use micro-LED technology for its display.

Know the new Garmin Fenix 8 series! From AMOLED displays to dive features, explore the top upgrades in Garmin's latest smartwatch for athletes & adventurers.

The Garmin Fenix's big design upgrade and mapping features cement its place as the king of multisport watches.

An in-depth review of the latest upgrades in features, battery, connectivity, and its worthiness in the sports enthusiast community.

In a nutshell, the Fenix 8 AMOLED is now Garmin’s most capable, feature-packed premium run tracker. But all that capability comes at a cost. It’s also a big chunk pricier than the Fenix 7, leap-frogging the Enduro 3 as Garmin’s top dollar option.

The entire Fenix 8 lineup features leakproof metal buttons with a 10 ATM waterproof rating. Both sizes of the solar variant, as well as the 51mm AMOLED variant, come with a titanium bezel and a sapphire glass lens as standard, while the smaller AMOLED models get a stainless steel bezel and Corning Gorilla Glass.

Garmin has finally stirred the tanks on its flagship, adventure-ready running watch with some long-awaited upgrades that essentially merge the Fenix and Epix Pro models. The star of the show is the Fenix 8 AMOLED with its big,