Upgraded from a Vivioactive 4S. I LOVE this new watch. It has so many more features than my old one, and it's in color! I keep with Garmin for the live tracking GPS. My husband can see where I am while I walk our dog. My only regret, I wish I would have bought it sooner.

I bought it to replace my aging Fitbit only to find that it didn’t have the functionality I was seeking. I’m 68 and active. I wanted a device that would track my 4 mile walks, it doesn’t. My Fitbit did including; average-max-min heart rate, miles traveled in hundredths, total & per mile time, steps and calories burned, and more. Update- I jumped the gun. Sometimes we get these surveys a little too quickly, but I’m the one to blame for not fully learning the functionality of my Garmin watch. It does everything I want to and is my new favorite workout watch. I give five stars.

I bought this to replace my much loved (but no longer working) Vivoactive 4. It’s a lot easier to read! It also has new functions like the weather report that I’m using a lot. I’m using the strength and yoga tracking now, as well as the running function that I bought it for. I’m enjoying it so much I bought a Garmin scale to keep track of my progress. The only negative I’ve noticed is that it doesn’t calculate stairs like the Vivoactive 4 did, but that’s not a big deal for me.

I’ve owned the watch for not even 3 months and I’ve had so many issues with the heart rate monitor. Multiple times the watch has had an update and wouldn’t turn back on for at least a day. I’ve read such good things about this watch and maybe I got a fluke but very disappointed in the quality from a technology standpoint.

It's just really hard to use any of the watch face features. sometimes it's hard to get the time to appear. It's a watch. I will say that the monitoring features are really really good except for that it doesn't seem to have any pulse ox monitoring features that I know of.

works ok. tracks steps well enough as well as the heart rate. Few improvements needed. 1. move all the set up and preferences to the app. a lot of items like watch face and other things must be done via watch face, which is difficult. 2. if Im awake in the night, even up and about excerting myself the watch counts that as REM sleep. so not accurate there. 3. Allow user to build in a work out routine from the app, or even laptop. the watch face is very limited. all that said, not bad for $200. but would be great at $50.

I hate the look of the Apple Watches, so I was excited to try this. It does what it says. My complaint is that when I lost it, I cannot ping it- like an Apple Watch. No tracking if lost or stolen. Can’t shut the watch down. No pin to protect it, etc. So whoever finds your watch has access to the information stored on it. Paying extra for security and peace of mind is worth it- as I found out the hard way.

Both the best for the amount of money

very difficult to pair with phone and understand all that it does.

I bought this bc the description said 11 day battery life. I can only get 1-2 days max!