Opened the box. Put on charge. Started to set up the phone per instructions, and everything is in French. I’ve tried everything. Can’t figure out factory reset.

I have had Garmin's fitness watches for years. This was an upgrade from a Vivoactive 4. I love it so far. Many new features and the amoled screen is great.

On my Venu 2 after two and half a year was battery KO, so I must upgrade to Venu 3 and - its OK, hope battery will last more, .. Venu 3 gives exactly what you need. Phone calls are useless, music player too, but standard functions are good.

Within a month the screen cracked. Then after the blue triangle freeze it hasn’t been the same. Workouts stop recording times. Goes into sleep mode on its own all the time. Going back to my Iwatch

I am 68 and not great with electronics. Once I got a 40 year old niece and a 19 year old great nephew involved, I was able to get the data screens I wanted for my trail runs. Come cross country ski season I'll employ them, again.

The only down part of this watch is that when I swim laps, and do yardage with a kick board, the distance doesn't measure, so I can add it in manually after the swim workout.

It took me two days to get the clock face to pop up. I finally got it connectued to my phone and wifi. There is a lot of stuff that I do not know how to use. Last evening I was able to answer my phone with it. Dick Tracy here I come.

This replaces a Venu 2 that I am quite fond of. A few weeks in, I’m thoroughly impressed. I track both my fitness and sleep. That can’t done with a watch needing a daily charge. The added fitness and sleep features are much appreciated!

Nice looking watch. Battery last about a week with less than normal use. It would be nice if there was some kind of instructions on how to better use the watch. Heart rate and pulse oxygen are very accurate. Much better watch than Samsung watches

Looks stylish, works well, and has a great user interface. Great for a jack of all trades smart watch with the signature Garmin high quality health tracking.