#5: Garmin's MicroLED Bet Didn't Pay Off, WHOOP Rewrites Its Heart Rate Engine & Huawei's Finest Running Watch Yet Garmin has permanently cut the US price of the fenix 8 Pro MicroLED by $300 and acknowledged it as a pricing error. The market had already delivered its verdict: the MicroLED screen premium was too steep, and buyers did not follow. It is a rare moment of commercial candour from Garmin, and it sits alongside other disclosures from the quarterly earnings call that together paint a more complicated picture of where the fenix 8 line has landed. The Q1 2026 firmware sweep has also arrived across watches and Edge computers — full details are in the post. WHOOP has shipped what it describes as its most significant heart rate algorithm revision to date, alongside a Passive MSK update that automatically estimates musculoskeletal load for strength sessions without manual logging. Both are live now, and we have broken down exactly what changed and why it matters. The Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 accuracy review is up. It is the best running watch Huawei has produced — GPS and optical heart rate that competes seriously with the category leaders, with the exceptions documented in full. Elsewhere: PointFit's PF-Sweat Patch claims to be the first wearable with continuous non-invasive lactate monitoring through sweat. It has had almost no press coverage and deserves more scrutiny than it has received.
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