Garmin - Lily 2 Classic Smartwatch 34 mm Anodized Aluminum - Dark Bronze with Mulberry Leather Band - (2024)

I upgraded from a VivoFit 4. I like how the Lily doesn't have a big face since I have a small wrist. It was easy to transfer my info from my older version to the Lily. Pros: quickly calculates my workouts, steps etc. I have a variety of activities that I can log into to track (even a Dance activity). Accuracy is very good. I like how it will notify my emergency contact in case I fall. It is a fairly attractive watch and I will look into changing the band for special occassions. Cons: VivoFit had a feature where I could keep track of how many flights of stairs I took daily. This is not a feature on the Lily. At first I was annoyed but have moved on from that. Because it is linked to my phone, every update I receive is shown on the Lily. Nothing I can do about that. Because I get quite a few notifications on the Lily, the battery recharge doesn't last as long. I am happy with this Smartwatch. I am so glad Garmin came out with a smaller face Smartwatch.

color combination quite attractive. A great alternative to neutral black or white. I am a woman with a small wrist and it is hard to prevent it from moving instead staying in place. It would be great if Garmin would mfg. a smaller circumference of watch face. Clear and easy to read screen. Garmin support team are knowledgeable and from the US, so no language barriers. Always pleasant and eager to help. Happy with product so far.

Would not take a charge, it stopped working within 1 week. It also had a small watch face, hard to read any of the information that came through as well

I've had it for about 2 months after previously having an apple watch. You should know that nothing on the screen is in color. It's fully black and white despite the high price. It also is really glitchy in trying to use the touch screen. it's not very sensitive so you end if heavy tapping the screen repeatedly to get what you want. Even typing in my password is a pain because the screen is so insensitive. It doesn't sync well with iphones at all. Even my step count doesn't sync well. Forget workouts. Way less workout options than the apple watch. For example, I can't track my stationary bike workout as anything but cardio. When I chose bike, it defaulted to road bike and was waiting for GPS signaling for miles. That leads me to another annoyance that you have to be sure to open the Garmin app before you go for a walk or run to make sure the GPS is syncing to your watch for accurate distances and speed. The only pros are that it's pretty and the battery lasts several days. Wish I could return it

It’s a good watch. But sometimes the sensors don’t work as well as I’d like. For example when I turn my wrist over. Additionally the exercise is missing a lot of sports. Like tennis and pickelball. And then when I choose other for sports it doesn’t track accurately. My treadmill is never accurate no matter how many times I calibrate it. Also it looks like my step count on my watch is wayyyyy higher than my phone so I’m always unsure how many steps I am actually taking