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Garmin releases its fitness-focused version of Wrapped, but not everyone gets it

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Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority

TL;DR Garmin has joined the Wrapped trend by releasing its own 2025 recap called “Connect Rundown.”

Unlike most other services that offer year-end summaries, Garmin’s is behind the Connect Plus paywall.

Many users were already disgruntled with the Connect Plus subscription after spending big money on a Garmin device.

‘Tis the season when every platform rolls out a Wrapped-style recap of the year, and Garmin has joined the crowd with its new Connect Rundown. Before you rush to review your metrics, you should know that you won’t see it unless you’re paying for Connect Plus.

TechRadar reported on the feature’s release, with the Rundown bundling your yearly stats, such as steps, sleep scores, workout totals, Fitness Age, and more, into a shareable summary. Other services, like YouTube and Spotify, offer that kind of recap for free, and Duolingo even incentivizes you to share it. Garmin has opted to make it a premium perk.

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It lands after a bumpy first year for Connect Plus. When it launched earlier this year, many users were nonplussed by the subscription price, having already forked out big bucks for a high-end Garmin device. When we reviewed the subscription, we found ideas like Active Intelligence and the Performance Dashboard useful, but also questioned whether features such as Live Activity and certain training tools really belonged behind a paywall. The one-month trial also felt too short for something tied to expensive hardware.

The Rundown itself isn’t essential, and this move underscores Garmin’s effort to make Connect Plus more appealing in a subscription-driven tech economy.

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