Venu 4

I got it at the suggestion of a PT. I used for a month and then canceled my subscription (yesterday actually). I have a Garmin Venu watch and it does very similar plus a ton more. It’s more expensive but after the $90 for the visible band plus subscription I still thinks it’s a better value. Edit: a

I went from the original Venu to the PW4. The major drawbacks are the battery life and the lack of advanced training metrics. My Venu lasted 1,5-2 weeks, my PW lasts two days, although I will say it charges so quickly that I'm not really bothered by it. The Venu features a lot more, and more in-dept

Simple. Return it, this is not the watch for you. I do believe the Garmin line is what you are looking for. Perhaps the Venu 4. Fitbit and the P4 are cursory stats, good for simple tracking. The watch is great for notifications like email, text etc. and simple step counts, swimming distance and HR s

Honestly, I like the Active 2 Premium much better. If you don't have it and consider the Active 3 and can fork more money, Gar in Venu 4 is a much better choice despite being double in price. You definitely get long term support ( Garmin keeps updating 5 years and above models) with periodic updates

I love my Garmin Venu 2. I've had mine for 3 years so far after my Fitbit bit the bullet after 5 years. Even with an iPhone, I emphatically do not want an Apple Watch.

I just moved from a Garmin Venu 3 to Coros Apex 4. I stared having issues with my Garmin not syncing any data except my activity to the Connect app. I even tried troubleshooting by doing a wired sync with the janky macOS software. After much troubleshooting I knew I needed a new device and was looki

My first, and so far only Amazfit was the original Bip. It wasn't expensive and had Gorilla Glass, so I thought I didn't need a screen protector. My bad. Seems I am the sort of senior citizen who bangs her watch into absolutely everything somehow. I had a massive crack in the poor Bip's screen befor

I didn't think it was worth waiting. If anything, I'd expect the price to go up for Helio 2, and it may not be enough different of a device to warrant paying more. Besides, I don't even know if I'll like it. I just want to give it a try. I don't want a wrist-worn device, my wrists get tired easy due

Bought Garmin Venu SQ 2 on 2022, and upgraded to Venu 3 on 2023. No problem for me since yung dalawa.

Garmin has been a good value for me. My Fitbit Versa 2 made it two years before the battery started dying rapidly, and it wasn't the greatest for heart rate tracking either. My Garmin Venu 2s cost more, $270 (on sale) vs. $150 for the Fitbit (on sale), but the Garmin will be 4 years old come June an