Garmin Venu 4 with ECG support are around the corner. The manufacturer accidentally mentioned them again

The Garmin Venu 4 smartwatches have once again made an appearance on the manufacturer’s official website. This time, they appeared on the Swedish support page for ECG functions, where they were listed alongside the current Venu 3 model. These are the only unreleased watches mentioned on this page, suggesting that the launch could take place in the coming weeks.

Second Leak in a Few Months

This is not the first time the Venu 4 name has appeared on Garmin’s official website. Already in July, the watch was spotted on the company’s Japanese website, but was quickly removed.

The fact that the Venu 4 appeared specifically on the ECG support page is no coincidence. Garmin typically updates documentation just before a product launch, so it can be expected that heart functions, including ECG measurement, will again be a key part of the new watch.

When Can We Expect Venu 4?

The history of the Venu series suggests a regular release cycle. The first Venu arrived in 2019, followed by Venu 2 in 2021, Venu 2 Plus in 2022, and Venu 3 in August 2023. This pattern makes an early launch of Venu 4 very likely, especially considering the repeated information leaks.

The design should remain true to the main Venu line with a round display. The square Venu X1 watch, which Garmin launched in June, represents more of an experimental offshoot of the series than a new direction for the main model line.

What New Features Could Venu 4 Bring?

Aside from the confirmed ECG support, we do not yet know the specific specifications. Among the features users are calling for most are full-color maps directly on the watch, improved performance metrics, and a higher-quality case instead of the predominantly plastic construction of the current Venu 3 model.

Other desired improvements include a brighter and faster AMOLED display, new sensors like Elevate 6, or even technologies mentioned in patents for glucose or hydration measurement. A practical new feature could be an LED flashlight. Some users would also welcome optional LTE connectivity for greater independence from their phone.

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Naturally, there is a demand for longer battery life without increasing the watch’s dimensions. Overall, it’s a combination of better health monitoring, smarter sports functions, and small details that will make everyday wear more pleasant.

Launch is Approaching

The Swedish mention of ECG support adds another piece to the Venu 4 story. With previous leaks on the Japanese website and now its appearance on European pages, a launch in the coming days or weeks seems very realistic.

Are you looking forward to the new Garmin Venu 4 watch?

Source: Gadgets and Wearables, Notebookcheck