PlayBetterGarmin vivosmart 5 Fitness Tracker (White, S/M) Power Bundle - Wrist Heart Rate Monitor & Sleep Tracker - Comfortable & Easy to Use Wrist Bands, Phone GPS 5000mAh Portable Charger

Like the smaller size. Didn't want those huge things on while exercising. At 77, my primary objective is to monitor HR and O2 levels. Easy to read display.

Keeps me going and informed with a life safety feature and sleep data. Garmin has great customer service and really helped out. I highly recommend!

This watch/tracker works very well and the app is good. Several nice features, like "find my phone" , pulse ox, body battery and more. Battery life is about 3 to 5 days, as I I only check pulse ox occasionally. No monthly fee is a plus for me. Sleep time is off sometimes and it will not record naps. I am trying to work with that issue somehow. Over all, nice tracker good value so far.

Love the features and slim design. I was worried I'd get annoyed charging it so often compared to my viviofit 4 but it's not a problem. Syncs easily. Easy to use and understand.

I have purchased several Garmin Vivosmart devices before and i have been very happy. This one’s battery lasts less than 24 hours before you have to recharge it. I purchased it 3/3. As of today it will not charge at all and i cannot return it. Do not waste your money.

I bought this for my wife as her first smartwatch. She wanted something minimal and easy to use. She uses glasses and still found the tiny screen hard to read, especially when out in bright daylight. We spent a few weeks trying to work out all the kinks, and we also worked through troubleshooting with Garmin to try and figure out why every activity we used it to track was so inaccurate.I wear a Garmin Fenix 6S Sapphire, so we had the expectation that even though the vivosmart uses the smartphone's GPS connection (as it doesn't have it's own), the activity tracking should still be accurate to within a relatively small margin. However, in reality it turned out to be consistently, and ridiculously inaccurate. Multiple one mile walking tests actually were recorded by the vivosmart at over 20 miles, and max speeds were recorded as if she was a cheetah. We went back and forth with Garmin until we just decided to try something else.If you want a watch that tracks outdoor activities with a high degree of accuracy, do not buy a Vivosmart 5. You need something that has it's own GPS built in. My wife is now wearing a Garmin Venu and we should have just skipped the vivosmart entirely.

I have been debating if I would keep this watch and I think the answer is yes.Unlike other reviews- My battery last all week with 3-4 logged dog walks a day and 1 cardio workout 5xs a week. 2-3 days a week I may not sleep with it on.Accuracy: 50/50 I logged a hike and compared it to the distance noted on Google- it was pretty much exact. However, don’t count on your steps being accurate at the end of the day. Washing my face added steps as well as showering and doing the dishes.So, depending on your purpose for a fitness trainer this may or may not work for you. My purpose was to gage the calories burned in a day and monitor my heart rate for cardio v fat burning workouts. The heart rate monitor matches the treadmill censors so I think it’s safe to say that’s pretty accurate as well.I like that the app has challenges you can join. Being on a fitness journey can be lonesome if you’re not doing classes or working with a trainer so the challenges have been great motivators to get a walk or workout in.

I’ve been a fan of Garmin for a long time. But what I don’t like is they are putting zeros in front of their p.m. times. That is military time. It’s not 01.30 pm. Please give us a digital watch face that is correct.