Venu GPS Smartwatch from Garmin
The Venu GPS smartwatch features a bright, beautiful display and a battery life of up to five days, so you can spend more time doing the activities you love. Get on-screen, animated cardio, strength, yoga and Pilates workouts right on your wrist.
- Beautiful, bright AMOLED display and up to five-day battery life in smartwatch mode; up to six hours in GPS and music mode
- The broadest range of all-day health monitoring features keeps track of your energy levels, respiration, menstrual cycle, stress, sleep, estimated heart rate and more
- Easily download songs to your watch, including playlists from Spotify, Amazon music or Deezer (may require a premium subscription With a third-party music provider), and connect with headphones (sold separately) for phone-free listening
- Record all the ways to move with more than 20 preloaded GPS and indoor sports apps, including yoga, running, pool swimming and more
- Get easy-to-follow, animated cardio, strength, yoga and Pilates workouts right on your watch screen. Smartphone compatibility-iPhone, Android
- IN THE BOX: VENU AMOLED GPS SMARTWATCH | Charging/data cable | Instructional Manuals | Full Garmin USA Authorized Dealer Warranty
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Logan –
The screen protectors are trash and useless. Don’t even try to use those. The reason i got this “package deal” was because it was only 359$ while the Garmin Venu by itself was listed at 349$ and thought sure 10 extra dollars for some headphones, Cool.Yeah and then the same day i received the package, Garmin drops the Venu price down to 299$ and I’m not able to get any price adjustment and stuck paying an extra 60$ for some really bad screen protectors and headphones.The watch itself is amazing and i want to keep it but the package deal is horrendously bad and don’t waste your time as it’s not worth it.
Icy Spark –
Moved up to this watch after owning a perfectly good vivoactive for a couple of years. I love the clarity of the screen and the feedback. A real game changer is the ability to upload music to the watch. Only negative are the earphones which died after 2 weeks but were replaced by the vendor. All in all, very happy.
Sarah V –
I have had the Venu for a month so far. It is great. Love it he activity tracker. Battery lasts over 5 days. Screen is clear. Some cons…sleep tracker is not super accurate. Pulse ox kills the battery. Overall 4.5 stars and would recommend.
Mardi Balgochian –
The Venu is great for everything that I do active. Also looks great for a fitness watch.
RS777 –
Great watch. Tracks exercise and similar pretty well.
Nathan Brain –
Loving this watch! The face is the perfect size. I really like how it tracks my workouts.
Kayla123, –
I recently bought this watch and it’s completely amazing. Easy features, easy instructions, easy setup. This device is Way better than the vivosmart4 and I recently purchased that one. Granted it’s double the price but it’s worth it if you want to visually see the details in everything. The vivosmart4 is okay if you like the basic information to be visual but if you want features, instructions and additional workout motivation and reminders this device is for you!See more
JRD68, –
While the Venu is loaded with features and functionality, the heartrate monitor and the step counter are wildly inaccurate. I bought it to monitor my workouts as it’s primary function, and it is utterly useless in the respect. Using Polar and Fitbit monitors my heart rate will be in the 140-160’s while working out, and the Venu will be reporting 80-100 at the same time. It cannot be trusted at all in that respect. The step counter is also very off. Wearing it and a fitbit at the same time and going for a walk, the Venu will only register one step for every 2-3 steps I take. Again, making it pretty much useless for that function. The device is well and and has lots of cool features, but it’s base functions are deeply flawed to the point where I stopped wearing it after about 6 weeks of being frustrated by how bad it is. If you want this for the same reasons I stated, don’t waste your money, just buy a fitbit.See more
WatchMe, –
I recently bought this watch and it’s completely amazing. Easy features, easy instructions, easy setup. This device is Way better than the vivosmart4 and I recently purchased that one. Granted it’s double the price but it’s worth it if you want to visually see the details in everything. The vivosmart4 is okay if you like the basic information to be visual but if you want features, instructions and additional workout motivation and reminders this device is for you!See moreWhile the Venu is loaded with features and functionality, the heartrate monitor and the step counter are wildly inaccurate. I bought it to monitor my workouts as it’s primary function, and it is utterly useless in the respect. Using Polar and Fitbit monitors my heart rate will be in the 140-160’s while working out, and the Venu will be reporting 80-100 at the same time. It cannot be trusted at all in that respect. The step counter is also very off. Wearing it and a fitbit at the same time and going for a walk, the Venu will only register one step for every 2-3 steps I take. Again, making it pretty much useless for that function. The device is well and and has lots of cool features, but it’s base functions are deeply flawed to the point where I stopped wearing it after about 6 weeks of being frustrated by how bad it is. If you want this for the same reasons I stated, don’t waste your money, just buy a fitbit.See more