vívosmart 5

As someone also in perimenopause, I would recommend not a tracker but hormone therapy. My local doctor refused to prescribe it, so I signed up with the online provider Midi, specializing in menopause. Hormone medication made a huge difference in my quality of life. I would not recommend any particul

I’ve had mine for literally just a few hours and was actually surprised at how many steps I already had counted - will keep monitoring. I gave up on a garmin Vivosmart 5 because of inaccurate sleep tracking, uncomfortable band, and it hardly ever auto tracking my walks. Steps overall seemed maybe ev

For minimalist running watches try Coros Pace 3 or Garmin Forerunner 55 !! Both are way smaller than Apple Watch, have solid GPS/pace tracking, sync to Strava, and no subscription needed. Coros is lighter and cheaper but Garmin has better app ecosystem. Polar Pacer is another option if you want some

Not specific for strength workouts.You can manually start a “Strength Training” workout and it’ll measure HR.But it never auto-detects it.Sometimes it will auto-detect “Sports”. Days when I’ve set PRs in the gym, it has auto-detected my walk to lunch as a “walking” workout. But has not detected the

I've had one for well over a year now. I had to have it replaced about a year in due to the battery not holding charge, same as many others. The step count compared to my basic Garmin Vivosmart 5 is bad, to the point where the Ring night show half as many steps sometimes. I don't know if the Garmin