Garmin Ltd. on Wednesday introduced several mid-tier watches aimed at mainstream consumers, weeks after refreshing one of its more expensive specialty sports models.
The new devices include the Venu 4, a $550 smartwatch that adds more advanced health features including more personalized sleep tracking and improved pattern recognition for metrics like heart rate and skin temperature. The company also announced the $649 Instinct Crossover AMOLED, a more rugged-looking model, and a $299 watch for kids called the Bounce 2. The Venu 4 goes on sale Sept. 22 while the others are available now.