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Which Garmin watches have ECG?

Garmin’s ECG app is available across a growing number of its watches, including models from the Venu, Fenix, Epix Pro, Forerunner, Enduro, Quatix and Tactix ranges. The list below shows the compatible Garmin watches, ordered from newest to oldest.

Garmin watches with ECG

57 compatible models
CompareModelECGRelease date
Garmin Enduro 4YesOctober 2026
Garmin MARQ Adventurer (Gen 3)YesOctober 2026
Garmin MARQ Athlete (Gen 3)YesOctober 2026
Garmin MARQ Aviator (Gen 3)YesOctober 2026
Garmin MARQ Commander (Gen 3)YesOctober 2026
Garmin MARQ Diver (Gen 3)YesOctober 2026
Garmin MARQ Golfer (Gen 3)YesOctober 2026
Garmin D2 Mach 2 Pro 51 mmYes (region dependent)April 2026
Garmin quatix 8 Pro 47 mmYesJanuary 2026
Garmin D2 Air X15Yes (region dependent)October 2025
Garmin Forerunner 970YesMay 2025
Garmin tactix 8 51 mm Solar AB EliteYesFebruary 2025
Garmin Enduro 3YesAugust 2024
Garmin quatix 7 ProYesNovember 2023
Garmin D2 Mach 1 ProYes (region dependent)October 2023
Garmin tactix 7 - AMOLED EditionYesSeptember 2023
Garmin Venu 2 PlusYesJanuary 2022
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What to know about Garmin ECG

ECG availability depends on the watch, software version and country. Garmin’s app records a 30-second, single-lead ECG and can check for signs of atrial fibrillation, but it does not provide continuous ECG monitoring. Some variants within the same watch family may not support it.

Which Garmin ECG watch should you buy?

If ECG is the main feature you want, I would not pay extra for a Fenix or Tactix just to get it. The Venu 4 is the more sensible all-round choice for most people, while the Forerunner 970 makes more sense for runners and the Fenix 9 if you also want maps, longer battery life and more extensive outdoor features.

Product specifications are maintained in the Gadgets & Wearables database and can change as manufacturers add features, revise regional availability or discontinue models.