Venu 3

I wish they'd lean into the Sense line. I decided to leave my Sense 1 for a Garmin Venu 3 about 9 months ago, and while there are a lot of things about the Garmin that I like, I have to admit that the fitbit algorithms are superior for health and sleep tracking. I could tell when I was getting sick

I did the opposite: I switched from a Garmin Venu3, whose connected features I didn't use (they didn't work well and I didn't miss them), to my Apple Watch. I'm not a serious athlete—I walk, use the elliptical, and hike. I don't miss anything compared to Garmin; I find the software much more user-fr

Hi, I had a GW 7, I replaced it with a Garmin venu 3, but it was terrible for me, it couldn't even record sleep well, phone calls were terrible, the speaker was terribly quiet, connectivity kept disconnecting, just one wall was enough, so I bought a GW ultra, I've had it for over a year, and I'm ext

If this is a concern for you, then you really don’t want to make the leap to Garmin, or Samsung, or Pixel, or pretty much any other smart watch. Their panels are lower resolution, for the most part, and a rather high percentage of them are hideous hellscapes. On my Garmin Venu 3, I had a rotation of

Je voulais une Apple Watch mais je n’avais pas d’iPhone. Je me suis acheté une Garmin Venu 3. Je l’adorais. Enfin je croyais. Je n’utilisais pas ses fonctions intelligentes car la montre ne restait pas connectée au Bluetooth si je m’éloignais de mon téléphone de quelques mètres. Parfois elle se deju