Garmin’s product lineup faces scrutiny following revelations from a Finnish retailer, which listed successors to its popular Fenix series online.
The disclosures include details on the Fenix 8 and a newly introduced model, the Fenix E, although specific visual representations were not disclosed, launch pricing and initial specifications were shared.
Conversely, details surrounding a potential successor to the Garmin Instinct 2, presently retailing at $309.99 on Amazon, remain sparse. However, controversy has arisen over two purported images of the Instinct 3 that surfaced online, reportedly originating from a Telegram group. At present, the authenticity of these images cannot be confirmed.
Fitness technology analyst the5krunner has labeled these images as “faketastic,” suggesting they are likely fabricated. However, counterarguments in the article’s comment section have disputed the evidence provided, casting uncertainty on these claims.
Some pictures of a potential Garmin Instinct 3 have popped up online.
Though these may be legit, I wonder why the screen looks so small. Some thoughts: 🧵https://t.co/bO1W4GCYLU
— Flo | FTT (en) (@fttest_en) July 5, 2024
Notably, the design elements in the images bear a resemblance to previous iterations of Garmin’s Instinct series, complicating efforts to definitively verify their validity.
Garmin enthusiasts and industry observers are eagerly awaiting official announcements from the company to shed light on these leaks and provide clarity on the developments.
Amidst the speculation, stakeholders remain poised for further insights into Garmin’s latest innovations and the direction of its wearable technology offerings.
