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

Ich nutze eine Garmin Venu 3 und mach Cardio an einem Indoor Bike von LifeFitness. Die Puls-Werte der Uhr und des Bikes sind bei mir nahezu indentisch und kommen vom Anstrengungslevel ganz gut hin.Würde also nicht sagen, dass alle Geräte würfeln. Würde die verbauten Pulsmesser aber aufgrund der Posi

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 do own a Garmin Venu 3, but I won't be using it for Pokémon Sleep. I prefer sticking with my Go Plus + so I know all my sleep hours get counted.🙂 I move around so much early in the morning that I have to leave the Go Plus + on my bedside table for about 10 minutes before ending the sleep session.

Part 2: I find it helpful to give myself a date I would like to be at a certain weight. Don't be overly aggressive with these goals, but you might say in 18 weeks I want to be 27 lbs lighter (1.5 lbs/week lost). I would also take photos of yourself maybe every 10 lbs or so, just so you can see the p

To be honest, I’ve used pace 4 and garmin venu 4 together while running/ walking and HR was exactly the same. Battery life is the best on pace 4 and the app is super clear. So I can’t complain about pace 4

Okay so I was taking it before bed because I saw a lot of people here recommended it. I got a Garmin Venu 4 and tracked my health metrics and although I was sleeping my body wasn’t getting rest it was actually pretty metabolically active at night. I kept popping my sleeping data into AI and it recom

You can actually see this with watches like Garmin and their body battery concept. Your body battery starts to flatten and even slowly climb if you just rest with your eyes closed. The sleep tracking might still say you were awake, but the stress metrics was low enough. (I know all of these are just

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

I have the Garmin Venu4 and it's been incredibly accurate and helpful for me. Now I know what happens physically when I feel like crap after 12h of sleep (sleeping in fight or flight does not rest and now I see it!!). I can budget energy to ensure I do not crash out using the body battery function.