Soon Garmin will expand its selection of smartwatches with several new models and we got an early look at all of them. Among them is a new product line, the Venu, and a premium version of the Vivomove watches.

The Garmin Venu itself looks quite upscale with an interesting pattern on the bezel. It measures 43mm in diameter and offers a mix of Garmin’s usual functionality. It features music playback (Spotify and Deezer) and Garmin Pay, plus showing notifications from your phone on the watch’s color screen.

Garmin Venu (43mm)

The fitness tracking functionality includes modes for cycling and swimming, along with step and push up counters.

The new Garmin Vivoactive 4 and Vivoactive 4s measure 44mm and 40mm in diameter, respectively. They have the same skills as the Venu with the addition of a GPS receiver (it’s not clear if the Venu will have one).

Garmin Vivoactive 4 (44mm)

Garmin Vivoactive 4s (40mm)

The Garmin Vivomove Style has physical watch hands over a color screen to give it the appearance of a classic watch. It’s smarter than that, however, with fitness tracking functionality (including a heart rate monitor).

Garmin Vivomove Style

The larger, high resolution color screen will be much better at showing notifications than the regular Vivomove watches, which have small monochrome LCDs behind the watch face.

If that more basic functionality satisfies your needs, there are two new models incoming – the Garmin Vivomove 3 Sport and 3s. They feature a heart rate monitor and step counter, they can display notifications too.

Garmin Vivomove 3 Sport

Garmin Vivomove 3s

The current Vivomove models have a “watch only” mode, which extends the 5-day battery life by two weeks – a perk enabled by their watch hands. Note that all these watches run proprietary Garmin software (rather than Google Wear OS), so the style isn’t quite a competitor to the LG Watch W7.

Garmin will likely unveil these new watches ahead of IFA, perhaps with some smart bands in tow.

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