Venu 4 Smartwatch 45mm

It was pretty annoying yesterday that my watch crashed and totally reset deleting my apps and my paid watch faces there should be a memory on your phone holding your paid apps and watch faces so that when you do run into this problem you don't have to go and rebuy things you already paid for I've had many different kinds of smart watches over the years I've never had this issue of it crashing and resetting to new settings I had to reset up the whole watch again

Bought as an upgrade to my vivoactive 5 expecting the improved heart rate sensor would allow for accurate measurements while exercising. Wore it for a walk while wearing the vivoactive 5 on the other wrist linked via Bluetooth to a chest strap HR monitor, which has always provided the best accuracy. It performed the same as the vivoactive 5 in that it would show artificially low readings. It was 50+ beats lower than the chest strap. until suddenly 25 minutes in it started reading nearly the same, and after the walk was done, it dropped again and was 4--50 beats lower than what it's own ECG recorded.

Excellent baseline feature set helping me get back into my fitness game after a long falloff since 'the illness' knocked me flat. Looks nice for daily wear, not too bulky, so very flexible and fitting into most environments without shouting the sports aspect. I will probably will upgrade to a more capable model later when I get back to (or at least near) my prior levels. I may even continue to use it after that because the look fits into more environments and the feature set is still very viable for day to day. A bit underwhelming battery life based on advertised, but it's definitely going a few days with regular GPS use, which is perfectly fine at my starting-over point.

Good product. easy to use. Great price. Vendor a little slow to ship.

I've been using it for 2 weeks now, and was in between the Venu 4 (45 mm) and Vivo active due to how feature packed it is. I love the AMOLED display and the battery life (my first charge lasted 8 days, with 10% remaining). Smart alarm clock makes it so that I don't wake up anyone else and I don't feel groggy when it goes off. You can control what apps give you notifications so it's not constantly going off. You can also pair your headphones directly to the watch so you don't have to take your phone on a walk and you can still listen to saved music on it. Durability is what I'll keep an eye out for - I previously had a Fitbit Versa 4, and the screen just popped off after 2 years of wearing it. Pet peeves: - Move alerts go off, regardless of what my day was like. If I've already reached my step goal, been active majority of the day, I don't need a move alert going off as I'm eating dinner and watching TV for an hour. - "Free" workout mode always counts as sets/rest - I don't like this for weight training, it feels odd to click the "set" button every time I'm done, and then reset rest timer by pressing it again Hope these improve over time! - Garmin Pay compatibility is limited (looking at you Capital One!).

I wore a Garmin fenix 6S for a long time and absolutely loved it. I didn’t think there could be anything better. The only thing I did not like about it was the bulky size. It took me a long time to talk myself into the venue 4 , but I love it! Little more lightweight, and I like the options for interchangeable watch bands. I’ve gotten used to the two buttons. And I love the flashlight. It’s a great watch!

I love it! I changed my forerunner 55 for this just because I needed to updated it. The forerunner 55 works excellent too.

Good 👍 My best choice in recent years👍 The battery lasts 10 days easily 💯

I like it. Hope one day it will be able to sync with fb messenger.

I received this on Sept 9, charged it, took it off charger at about 7pm, and here I am 14 days later the watch still says I have 2 days left at 11% battery life. The watch screen is great, features are exceptional. Am very happy with my purchase.