Garmin Fenix Segment Sales Tumble 5% in Q3, Share Price Sinks on Outdoor Segment Miss
Garmin’s flagship Fenix line pushed the Outdoor segment to a 5% revenue decrease in Q3 2025. This miss, despite overall record company results, signals potential market pushback on rising Fenix…
Fitbit AI Coach: The LLM Shift That Leaves Garmin and Strava Behind
Fitbit's new LLM-powered AI Coach is a fundamental shift in health tech. It pushes the industry into the 'Knowledge Era,' exposing the competitive lag of basic ML-based systems used by…
Strava Pays the Price – Garmin Device Attribution Now Live
The bizarre Strava-Garmin legal spat appears to be over after Strava started its rollout of device attribution. This key feature is the 'price' for peace, but the implementation comes with…
Tadej Pogačar Training Data: 340W Zone 2 Power & 213 bpm Max HR Metrics
Professional cyclist Tadej Pogačar recently revealed his most important training metrics, including a remarkable 320-340 watts Zone 2 power and his 213 bpm maximum heart rate. This deep dive into…
Scientist finds Garmin Accuracy BAD for sleep stage identification
Garmin's sleep stage accuracy is poor (40-50% agreement), falling behind rivals like Oura, Apple, and Whoop. Read the detailed failures and expert analysis.
Garmin Fenix DND – The Clamour to Return to Classic Notifications
Garmin Connect v5.18 silenced Fenix 7/6 DND notifications. Users are demanding a fix. Learn why and how to downgrade to v5.17.2 to restore classic alerts.
Garmin D2 air X15 – a buyer’s guide
Our Garmin D2 Air X15 buyer's guide highlights its lightweight design, aviation navigation, flight logging, AMOLED display, flashlight, and voice commands for $649.99. Feature-packed, it still misses maps and some…
Garmin D2 Mach 2 – a buyer’s guide
The Garmin D2 Mach 2 is a premium aviator smartwatch with enhanced aviation tools, on-device maps, and superior battery life. Released alongside the D2 Air X15, it offers upgraded materials…
Strava: It’s Over. The Garmin Case is Dismissed – Here is the expected Fallout.
In an epic climbdown, Strava has withdrawn its lawsuit against Garmin. We examine the financial, reputational, and leadership fallout for the company as their critical IPO approaches.