Garmin Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro Officially Confirmed: $999/$1,099, All-AMOLED, Titanium, Orders Open August 28

Garmin officially launched the Fenix 9 and Fenix 9 Pro at its Play Harder event on August 25, confirming every major leak and adding a few surprises. US orders open August 28.

Fenix 9: $999, AMOLED Everywhere

The standard Fenix 9 starts at $999 and ships in 43mm, 47mm, and 51mm case sizes. Garmin has dropped the transflective MIP display entirely — every Fenix 9 now ships with an AMOLED screen pushing 3,000 nits of peak brightness, double the Fenix 8. Titanium construction is standard across the lineup, up from stainless steel on the previous generation. Storage has doubled to 64GB, and multi-band GNSS with SatIQ is included at every price point.

Fenix 9 Pro: $1,099, Solar + Satellite + ECG

The Fenix 9 Pro starts at $1,099 and adds a full titanium case with DLC coating, optional solar charging (up to 57 days of battery life under outdoor conditions), inReach satellite connectivity, ECG, and a depth sensor rated to 40 meters. The 43mm Pro models include inReach for the first time at this compact size.

Enduro 4 and Fenix E2

Garmin also announced the Enduro 4 for ultra-endurance athletes (expected $899-$999) and the Fenix E2, a new entry-level tier designed to bring the Fenix experience below $999. Both ship alongside the Fenix 9.

Should You Order?

Orders open August 28 on Garmin.com. If the Fenix 9 Pro{"'"}s $1,099+ price is too steep, consider the Apple Watch Ultra 3 at $640 or the Garmin Venu 4 at $540. See our full Fenix 9 vs Fenix 9 Pro buying guide and compare all options in our smartwatch guide.