Customer Ratings & Reviews

I especially like the sleep tracker. It has truly helped me manage my sleep patterns. I love everything about it. And it's water resistant! I can wear it to pool exercise.

Great time keeper, helps me keep track of my daily walking, stair climbing and watches my heart beats, helps me in my need to keep a healthy heart. comfortable, not tight on my wrist, keeps perfect time, lets me know when I have call and I'm away from my phone. I enjoy the updates on my email also.

I'd had a Garmin before & wanted something with the watch function as well as steps, heart rate, etc. This works well, it's easy to read, easy to recharge, comfortable to wear.

Vivo smart hr watch is a great overall fitness tracker. I use it primarily for heart rate tracking and sleep tracking. Used with garmin connect it provides easy to read metrics

My daughter (very athletic) and I (becoming more sedentary every year) bought the Fitbit Charge HR and the Garmin Vivosmart HR. We tried each for three days each. In the end, we returned the Charge HR for another Vivosmart HR. Here is my 7 day comparison of the two. Note: Keep in mind that our wrists are very thin so I am guessing that the HR monitor (of both watches) were possibly more accurate than usual. Every day use: Sleep monitoring was more fun to look at on the Vivosmart. It breaks down the sleep into deep sleep and light sleep. It was surprisingly accurate. On two days, I had 36-40 mins of "deep sleep." On the third day, I took a benadryl and the Vivosmart recorded 2:35 min of "deep sleep." I was very impressed. I also liked that you can edit the sleep/wake times to make it even more accurate. Steps and distance are about the same for both. Heartrate at rest. Both are comparable. My daughter and I really liked the notifications sync on the Vivosmart with our iphones. My daughter liked the alarm on the Charge HR better. The vibration was more noticeable in the Charge HR than the Vivosmart. Syncing: The Vivosmart sync'ed to my iphone much faster than the Charge HR. Mobile phone apps: Overall, I liked the look of the Garmin better than the Fitbit, except the presentation of the heartrate data which was easier to look at on the Fitbit app. Display: Overall, liked being able to swipe the screen of the Vivosmart to switch windows, it was faster and more efficient that tapping or pressing the side button of the Charge HR. Waterproof: I liked that the Vivosmart is more waterproof. I haven't tried it in the pool yet though. It was during my run that I was really sold on the Vivosmart. Heartrate while running (while wearing both the Vivosmart and Charge HR at the same time). I tightened the watches on my wrists to make sure they didn't move too much. That worked well for both. The Vivosmart and the charge were about 3-5 beats off at most times. The Vivosmart seemed to get to a more accurate rate earlier in the run. Through most of the run, both were really close. During the immediate cooldown, the Charge HR was more accurate but after 10 minutes they leveled off again. Running mileage and estimated pace of the Vivosmart was surprisingly accurate and I liked that it was really easy to designate the start and end of the run. The most important factor to me was that the display on the Vivosmart is on at all times during the run, which means I can glance at my watch to see the data without having to press or tap anything. It is what I am used to with my Timex Ironman watch. I liked being able to look at the stopwatch to know how long I have run and could quickly swipe the screen to get to the heartrate data and the distance traveled. Overall, I think for the average person that wants a fitness tracker (for steps, calories, HR, sleep etc), both the Garmin Vivosmart HR and the Fitbit Charge HR are really good. For the more focused and motivated athlete, the Garmin Vivosmart HR is more versatile and more practical.

The watch has everything I wanted and I'm very happy with it. The battery lasts along time and does don't take long to charge up when it needs it. It has a lot of feathers on it.

This beats out the Fitbit HR in terms of functions. Only complaint, it doesn't count all the times I go up & down the stairs. The app is great, good battery life, comfortable to wear.

I purchased this tracker for my wife. She is NOT great at figuring these kinds of device out. The Garmin tracker is not that complicated, she can handle it with little problem.

Have been using this now for 1 year. The main reason I purchased this is because I am a boater and do a lot of swimming. It not only keeps track of my sleeping, walking, stair climbing but it also keeps track of my swimming laps.

It displays what I need to know such as the pedometer, HR and my inactivity after hour. I have to charge it after 3-4 days. I think it is a good buy to help in my weight loss goals.

I love the look of this watch and the features. I was very dismayed to find out AFTER I purchased it that there is no replacement for the strap and you actually have to buy a new watch to get a strap replacement so in other words, you HAVE to buy the 2 year warrenty just in case your strap breaks. I did buy a replacement strap already but it just isn't the same. There really are no instructions and had to ask a salesperson to set the time for me since I do not have a smartphone or windows 10. If you want to us the program that "works" the watch you need at least $70. Cant wait to be able to actually use it for more than a watch!

Easy to see screen, may chose what you keep track of, able to build a team, even has an alarm clock

It definitely needs a screen protector that is why i gave it 4 stars. Other than that it holds up great in water and the tracking is spot on. Worth all the money i spent.

Notifications are small and since the display is sideways, is often hard to read. Very water resistant. I shower with it everyday!

I purchased this as a replacement for an original Samsung Gear Fit. After reading many reviews online, my husband and I both decided on purchasing Garmin. I chose this one while my husband got the larger VivoActive. This watch has started to irritate the inside of my wrist some times. I think it is the band style maybe. It does do much more than my previous smart watch, but it is slightly inconvenient to have to unlock the screen and slide it over to see my step count- I miss being able to have my step count on the main page. Just a couple little things that seem less convenient. Wish I would have gotten the Samsung GearFit2

This is a great tracker watch. I got this one because it had the heart rate monitor, which I wanted when a run and workout. This watch has more features than I was suspecting. My wife got a fitbit, but has said that this Garmin has a lot more features and a better interface app then her fitbit.

Nice little fitness tracker. Steps can be off due to counting steps while driving. However, for semi accurate tracking of steps and getting notifications its not bad

To my surprise, this device actually does what it's supposed to, and it does it quite well. The touch screen works flawlessly, the interface is simple, and the heart rate monitor is very accurate. Also, the Garmin app is very well designed, and it integrates well with other apps like MyFitnessPall.

I needed a heart rate monitor and pedometer at a good price. I found this on sale ,and I am glad I purchased it.It connects to my phone and has all the features I need.

product seems to work very well, it is helpful with reminding you to move around. I have had other brands of similar products this one seems to be better made.