Since the launch of the Fenix 9, I have been keeping a close eye on global databases, trying to find any early clues about the Enduro 4. We first caught a glimpse of it hiding out in a Russian regulatory filing, which I covered in my previous report on Garminnews.com.
Then, on October 6, Garmin officially took the wraps off the watch, and I broke down all the official specs over at Garminnews.com.
Even though the watch is already out and on shelves, I wanted to dig a bit deeper. I went back to NCC Taiwan to see if I could unearth the official testing and exterior photos that Garmin managed to keep under wraps before launch—and sure enough, I found them.
What the NCC Photos Show
The regulatory documents filed under model number A04413 give us a clear look at the watch outside of official marketing renders. Here is what stands out from the files:
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The Design & Build: The photos show the 51mm solar MIP layout up close on the testing bench, alongside its charging cable and standard layout measurements.
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The New Band: As we noted at launch, it comes paired with the new ComfortFit fabric strap attached via the standard QuickFit system.
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Regulatory Layout & e-Label: The filing also highlights the physical placement and electronic labelling details for model A04413, showing how Garmin sets up the certification markings beneath the software interface.
It might be a little late to share pre-release regulatory photos now that the Enduro 4 is officially out in the wild, but for anyone who loves hardware tracking and seeing how these devices look straight out of the testing labs, these pictures are a fun piece of the puzzle.
Also Read: Garmin Enduro 4 vs. Enduro 3: What’s Actually New? Should You Upgrade?
