vívoactive

I have the vivoactive 6 If ayos pa ang smartwatch mo okay na yan honestly

Throw in the vivoactive 6 as well... All watches do GPS, pace, cadence, most do elevation (more or less accurately), HR, multi sports etc The main differentiators are mapping on the watch, music, lifestyle metrics and then things like apple/garmin pay and training tools. Some of those are very impor

I'm a very active person looking to update my Fitbit Charge 3. While I am quite active, I do not require elite athlete training analytics or anything like that. I run around 3-6 miles at my own pace a few days/week, I cross-train, typically with HIIT classes or workouts at home, I rock climb at a gy

Hi guys! I finally pulled the trigger (Well my husband did. Ive wanted one for awhile, and he finally went out for my birthday and ordered it for me. And we did get two free months from his boss) and its being delivered next Friday. 2 quick questions. 1-I need to order the mat for underneath it. The

I just recently purchased an Ionic. An hour after I got it, the Vívoactive 3 went on sale. I'm wanting to use this watch to train for a half marathon. But I'm on the fence whether to return it for the Garmin.

Does anyone have any insights on this watch that they can share?

So I've been researching through a variety of watches, trying to keep it in the $175-$225 range. I obviously want it to track mileage, pace, heart rate, post run tracking via app, but I also want VO2 tracking as well. I have settled on either the Garmin Vívoactive 3 or Amazfit Stratos Multisport S