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Garmin Introduces Premium App Purchases in Connect IQ Store, Unveils Exciting Watch Faces and Apps

Garmin, a leading technology company, has announced a significant enhancement to its Connect IQ Store. Customers can now make purchases using Garmin Pay, enabling them to access premium watch faces and apps from renowned brands such as Disney, GoPro, Porsche, and TaylorMade.

The integration of Garmin Pay into the Connect IQ Store not only rewards developers for their innovative designs but also provides Garmin customers with an expanded range of options. This advancement further solidifies the Connect IQ marketplace as a go-to destination for fun and informative watch faces and apps.

Dan Bartel, Garmin Vice President of Global Consumer Sales, expressed excitement about the development, stating, “Enabling premium apps allows third-party developers to be rewarded for their hard work. We are thrilled that some of the largest brands in the world have joined us to launch new watch faces and apps, and we look forward to the future of our Connect IQ platform.”

Among the new offerings in the Connect IQ Store are four unique Disney watch faces, including a Grogu digital watch face with rotating poses, a digital watch face featuring Tony Stark, and analog Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse watch faces. These watch faces add a touch of Disney magic to users’ wrists.

Additionally, Garmin has introduced a GoPro Camera Control App that allows users to control their GoPro cameras directly from their smartwatches. With this app, users can start and stop recordings, take still pictures, and more, all from the convenience of their wrist.

Porsche enthusiasts can now honor the iconic sportscar brand with three Porsche watch faces available in the Connect IQ Store. These watch faces include a digital option featuring the Porsche wordmark, a timeless analog face showcasing the world-famous Porsche crest, and an analog face dedicated to the classic 917 Salzburg livery design.

For golf enthusiasts, Garmin has partnered with TaylorMade to create a watch face inspired by the love of the game. The TaylorMade watch face features a golf ball background that matches the exact dimple pattern of a TP5 golf ball. Users can even display their scores from their last round on their wrists, allowing them to relive their golfing achievements.

Space enthusiasts can take their passion to new heights with three space-themed watch faces. The Moonwalker watch face, inspired by NASA’s Apollo Mission, features a retro astronaut design and can be customized with light or dark themes. The Ad Astra watch face showcases a collection of 24 images from NASA’s James Webb telescope that change every day or every hour. Lastly, the All-Day Astronaut watch face includes 24 awe-inspiring NASA images that also change daily or hourly.

These exciting watch faces and apps are available for select smartwatches and can be purchased from the Connect IQ Store. Prices for these premium offerings start at $4.99. The Connect IQ Store also features a wide variety of free apps for users to explore.

Developers interested in monetizing their apps can visit the Connect IQ developer site to learn more about the opportunities available.

Connect IQ is the app platform for Garmin smartwatches, bike computers, and outdoor handhelds. It allows developers to create on-device solutions and applications for millions of Garmin customers worldwide. With the Connect IQ SDK, developers can upload their creations to the Connect IQ store, where they join thousands of other apps.

Garmin continues to innovate and provide its customers with enhanced experiences through its Connect IQ platform. By enabling premium app purchases and introducing exciting watch faces and apps, Garmin reaffirms its commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology to its users.

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