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Garmin Venu, GPS Smartwatch with Bright Touchscreen Display, Features Music, Body Energy Monitoring, Animated Workouts, Pulse Ox Sensors and More, Granite Blue and Silver

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Condition
New
Color
Granite Blue and Silver Band
Model
010-02173-01
Storage
8000 MB
Screen size
1.7 in
Dimensions
1.7 x 1.7 x 0.49 in
Weight
1.6 oz
Warranty
1 year limited warranty
Works with
Smartphone

Features 5

  • Watch case size 43mm; Fits wrists with a circumference of 125-190 mm
  • 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
  • Record all the ways to move with more than 20 preloaded GPS and indoor sports apps, including yoga, running, pool swimming and more

Description

Beautiful. Detailed. Alive. 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. With the broadest available range of all-day health monitoring features — including respiration tracking, body battery™ energy monitor, stress and more — venu can show you the full picture of your health in vivid detail. Keep your phone and wallet at home, because this Watch lets you download music for phone-free listening and pay from the wrist Using Garmin Pay™ contactless payment solution (available for supported cards from participating banks).

Specs 46

Operating System [Proprietary Garmin OS]
Memory Storage Capacity 8000 MB
Special Feature Bluetooth
Connectivity Technology GPS
Wireless Communication Standard Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition Lithium Polymer
GPS True
Shape Round

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This is a solid mid-tier smart watch.
Color: Black
Upfront I've used Garmin GPS products but I've never used a smart watch from them until the Venu. It's a great tool and looks clean and sharp. It's comfortable, though I would recommend getting a couple different straps for different occasions. 3rd party options from Hemsut for example are very nice. The interface is straightforward and only leaves a little to be desired in that certain swipes can take a little bit of a learning period to know exactly how to touch the screen for best responsiveness. I found myself accidentally choosing the wrong options for the watch face layouts a couple times before I got used to the sensitivity. That's my problem though, probably. It has all the sensors you'd want for every day activities and some advanced functions too. Blood oxygen sensor is NICE. So is GPS for tracking rides, runs, etc. The software for the phone and PC are simple to use but powerful. About the battery life! GPS and oxygen sensors use a lot of battery. That's fine for when you're doing an activity or long distance work out, but when you have GPS active all the time for say, the sunrise/sunset info on the watch face, it eats it all day long. Same goes for the oxygen sensor. If you have these two things set to read you all day periodically, it'll reduce your battery life from 5-7 days to 2-3. One more thing, I love the ecosystem for Garmin so far. There are so many different watch faces to download, play with, customize. You can make your own. Different apps to download. You can control your music from it. So many cool things to do, I haven't even gotten to use all of them extensively yet. This is a keeper. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2023 by Eric
An Excellent Fitness Tracker With a Dash of Smartness
Color: Black
I'll come right out the gate and say that if you are looking for an excellent fitness tracker and will motivate you to actually exercise this is the ticket. I've owned products from Fitbit and an Apple Watch, but the Venu has by far been my favorite. Apple Watch certainly had the best smart features, but to be honest after having the thing for 3 years I didn't bother with like 95% of them. Only think I care about is notifications, and the Garmin does just fine with that. What I really cared about was the fitness tracking, and Garmin is on a whole different level. Sure Fitbit is probably more "consumer" friendly and Apple allows for everything to be in one ecosystem, but if you are more into seeing metric like sweat loss, bar charts that can track your heart rate for the entire exercise, and GPS built right into the watch you have to go with the Garmin. The ability to have workouts built in outside of just stuff like walking, running, biking, the basics really, is top notch. Will I ever use ones like the paddle boarding and the cross country skiing? Probably not, but it's there for people who will. The app is also really great, and motivating. Both my parents also use Garmin products, so it's really fun to compete with them on who can be the best. Being able to connect with social media and compete with all my friends is also really fun as well. The app is, for the most part, well laid out. Might take some time to find were some stuff is, but the internet is your best friend and Garmin's website has lots of info on it to answer your questions. Another plus is the battery life. My Fitbit products were decent with maybe 2-4 days depending on what I did. Apple Watch was terrible, usually a day at most and towards the end of its life I sometimes had to charge it twice in a day. The Venu? Well when Garmin says 5-7 days they mean it. That's dependent out course. Workouts that use GPS take more power, and using the built in music paying doubles that. Still I'd say I use it at an average level, and before the first charge I got 5 days, and probably could've got 6. That 's impressive on a device that has an AMOLED screen, and a very good one at that. Cons? Well the 3rd party watch face support is pretty abysmal. Most of them require a 3rd party payment outside of the app, which is a no-no in my book. I found that most of the free ones I downloaded, which nice, drained the battery a lot faster and some of them actually messed the with raise to wake feature. I'd recommend just making one using your own photos or use the stock ones from Garmin. The app store is also a completely separate app, also a bummer, and quite frankly I don't see myself ever adding any apps outside of Spotify anyway. I hope maybe Garmin eventually just adds into into the primary ConnectApp. Really, though, I think there are very few negatives about the device, actually most are just Garmin's software. The device itself is very good, worth the money, and I would recommend to anyone who wants a good competitive product to what Apple and Fitbit offer that wants superior fitness tracking abilities. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2020 by Jordan
Solid build and app. Very engaging! Helped me drop 20 lbs!
Color: Black
Not used to wearing a watch, I made a big jump and I'm super glad that I spent the money on Garmin instead of the fitbit. My Wife and I each bought one. The watch build is excellent. The app is quite good and mostly without glitches. The idea of badges, goals, awards .. works. People like getting a dog biscuit or a star when they accomplish something. It's quite motivating. Using this watch I was able to drop 20 lbs in about two months and increase my cardio and breathing condition immensely. It's become a big part of my life. The water tracking is incredibly helpful, as I have always been chronically dehydrated. Now I drink enough throughout the day. I've managed 20k step days, 30k, 40k and even a 50k day (27 mile hike)! My Wife and I have both experienced times where we weren't credited for stairs, which is annoying. She's experienced several occasions where her watch and iphone are out of agreement about the water, which is also annoying. But not a big deal in the end. Sleep tracking is interesting. Quite addictive at first, but I eventually stopped worrying too much about it. I'd routinely miss the 8 hour "goal" that can't be adjusted ... by less than 5 minutes! One time by just a single minute! Now THAT is annoying! I'm a member of a golf course and since the course just opened during rona was able to try the golf app for the first time. It was quite accurate and helpful. Only shows front, middle and back, but I use a range finder and only need the watch for times when I can't get a line of sight on the pin (in order words, my tee shot was terrible). I checked against the range finder throughout my last round and the watch matched. Surprising, since our course is private. You can also keep score if you want. I feed my garmin activities into Strava, which is nice. Finally, I used the MyFitness app for free calorie tracking and the integration with activities (calories burned) was really good! I stopped worrying about tracking calories once I was exercising and dropping weight. Battery life is my only real complaint. It's a bit slow to charge and has to be charged every few days. I have a charge port built into my island, so it's convenient, but I feel naked without my watch on now! Definitely recommend! Solid watch and app. Very engaging. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 by T. Beaulieu
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