Garmin

A much (much!) brighter and more-advanced color touchscreen highlights the latest Garmin Forerunner 965. We break down if it’s worth the price of an upgrade.

Garmin’s top-of-the-line tri-focused smartwatch gets a few additions and a price drop. We dig into what’s new on the Forerunner 955.

Garmin’s update to the deluxe multisport 9xx line is mostly predictable, but doesn’t make the Forerunner 955 any less interesting.

The popular cycling rear-detection radar system from Garmin gets a big upgrade with video.

The smartwatch with the most everything just got a little more extra, but what exactly can the “LTE” do?

An upgrade to the loved/hated Garmin Vector pedal line adds Shimano cleat compatibility and off-road potential into the mix.

The gap between Garmin’s all-in smartwatch and the rest of its line is getting thinner and thinner with this long-awaited update to the 700 series.

We unbox the Garmin Forerunner 745 — the latest music-storing watch that's a lightweight, mapless version of the deluxe Forerunner 945, for $100 less.

We take a very close multisport look at the new update to the already-huge Garmin Edge 1030.

Here's how you can still get your activity files during the Garmin outage.

Three high-end cycling GPS computers. One 14,000-foot elevation test. Which computer came out on top?

Tiny upgrades to the monstrous Garmin Edge 1030 make the “Plus” version a worthwhile purchase for triathletes looking for very specific functionality.

Tiny, crisp, and more integrated than before, the Edge 130 Plus isn't a robust training tool but it's a solid starting point.

The Garmin Varia rear-facing radar alerts you to traffic approaching from behind, up to 153 yards away.

“Your songs on your wrist” is the new battle cry at Garmin, which this week announced the release of its latest product, the Forerunner 645 Music.

Garmin’s update to the Edge 1000 is bigger, smarter, and more connected.

Best known for watches and bike computers, Garmin just jumped into the aero analysis business with the acquisition of Alphamantis Technologies.

After three months and six days/week of use, we’ve given the 935 our seal of approval.

Garmin’s new Forerunner 935 will make all XT-model devotees just a little jealous.

Garmin’s new 630 is the same size as the 620 but is said to have 60 percent more battery life and 44 percent more viewable screen area.

The Edge 20 provides an assortment of riding metrics in a small, intuitive and affordable package.

The Garmin Vector S will measure power generated by the left leg to estimate total power.

Garmin today announced a partnership that will allow Garmin Connect users to instantly upload their data in TrainingPeaks and runcoach.

The new Edge 1000 promises to be Garmin’s best-ever effort to create the ultimate cycling computer.

Garmin’s new Edge 510 cycling computer is both intuitive and overflowing with features.

The Garmin Vector is finally here after half a decade of development.

What separates the 910XT from the competition?

It takes the Forerunner 610 on average 60 meters to recognize a change in speed from 8-minute miles to 7-minute pace.

Garmin and Look/Polar are simultaneously launching an entirely new generation of power meter based in the pedal axle.

Sorting through all of the triathlon apparel and gadgets available can be a daunting task when holiday shopping for the triathlete in your life. Here's are 20 gifts available for purchase online that will put a smile on any triathlete's face.

ny of the new Scott Plasma 3’s of Team Commerzbank—outfitted with SRAM Red, Zipp wheels, Garmin electronics, SRM Powermeters, and Profile Design cockpits—would be the envy of most triathletes.

Garmin is one of the leaders when it comes to GPS technology in cycling and multisport, so it comes as no surprise that they are the first company to release a touchscreen GPS bike computer.

As the Interbike trade show kicks off this week in Las Vegas, Nevada, Garmin makes a major announcement.