Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very nice watch for workout tracking. Very functional

Works as advertised, like any other device, sborter battery with more apps. Great for fitness and health data. The app is able to export data as well, a key feature that led to my purchase personally

Can understand why i spent 4 years with an Apple Watch.

If you were expecting an Apple Watch, this wasn’t it. I think I had my expectations set a little higher. I could not get used to the settings and using this and sadly had to return. It did have a great battery life!

product is fine, just the salesperson not really make the experience any better

Works great so far. A little complicated understanding all of the settings that affect battery life, started out getting much less battery life than advertised.

Garmin advertised "nap tracking" and it may do that but not as expected or not in a totally helpful way. So it tracked a 2 hour nap no problem and increased my Body Battery but the 2 hours was not added to my night's sleep total either for the night before or the night coming up so what's the point! I'm 64 and struggle getting more than 4 hours sleep a night but I can help make up for that in the evening after work. Second issue is the temp and conditions keeps disappearing from watch faces. The only fix I see is to close the Garmin Connect app and then reopen it and as soon as it opens and connects back to the watch, the weather shows back up. But I'm tired of doing that 3-4 times a day. Returning this and sticking with my Venu 2 as the Venu 3 is half baked for now.

Good not great. Watch band too small some function in sub sub menus

My favorite Garmin watch! It tracks everything from sleeping to running! 100% recommend

far better then the last fitness tracker i had which was a fitbit sense,has almost all of the features the sense had and i dodn`t have to pay any extra money every month or year to access all those features

If this watch ran Wear OS - it would probably be the best fitness/smartwatch out there.

Great product. I used this mostly for my running and swimming. Give perfect data .

The charge doesn't last but maybe 5 days and I didn't use it very much.

Tracking isn’t as ‘smart’ as I’d like it to be it is glitchy and the voice assistant option requires you to hold down the button to use. The worst part is how heavy it is I have a hard time wearing it to sleep bc it ends up hurting . Needs a better interface

This watch is a major improvement over previous versions. Better screen controls, customization, and it appears that the sensors are improved as well for accuracy. Well worth the upgrade.

Excellent smart watch!, especially for the price we paid. Good for tracking exercise.

Have not been able to get ekg which was something I thought would do I’m disappointed. Should have went to fenix

Large watch face, easy to read, a little less user friendly than the galaxy watch, but seems to be more accurate at counting steps and exercise than the galaxy. The Ecg app works great.

Had to return. The wafch has very limited charging amount. Must charge every day

I have had a Garmin device dating back to 2015 with a Fenix 3. I know these watches. Have had the Fenix 5, and 6 also. The worst thing Garmin did was go Amoled. I remember having the same issue with the Venu 2 that I had with the Venu 3. As soon as I connected it to my phone, I get an always on screen even though the feature is off. I can't get it to turn on when I turn my wrist toward me. I tried resetting it, literally after receiving it just 30 minutes earlier, and it still did the same things right after set up. The strap is nowhere near as hefty as the Vivoactive 4. The actual watch feels cheaper than my Vivoactive 4 that I believe was released back in 2019. And one more thing, the screen looks dim. I tried everything in setting, even maxed it and it stayed dim. The fact that it is primarily plastic is simply horrific for over 400 dollars. Honestly, it felt cheap. Again, I want to emphasize that I have had Garmin Devices for almost a decade. Even the box it came in felt flimsy and did not give any appeal to the fact that you are in essence opening up a box to a premium device. The whole experience felt as if Garmin has begun taking cheaper routes with regard to their boxes and most importantly, their devices. Their Fenix 7 is still selling for more than 700 and 800 bucks. It's outrageous. This is a very hard pass. No way is it worth anywhere near over 400 dollars.