I replace this watch two months ago, failed to sync with my iphone. Meanwhile, the phone and watch are paired and activities are reflected in my phone

I have had the Venue3 for a couple of weeks now. For the price, this watch should have better working intermittent fasting app. Also, would be helpful to have better customizable watch layouts.

As a medic, I use the full time second hand for pulse taking. So light, I ware it sleeping. I track sleeping and use for wake up alarm. Use the weather feature.

I bought it in the first day of availability in Romania and I was upgrading a Venu2 Plus. In my opinion the most important fact is the font dimension … Everything is very accurate and the morning journal is very nice to read every day.

Very Happy. I upgraded from a Vivo. Would have achieved Estatic if the migration/conversion process better processed/ completed the metrics and history for: VO2 Max, Fitness Age, Pulse Oxygen Readings and Activity Auto-Sense & Start.

I bought this watch looking for a device that could keep constant track of my heart rate and how my fitness improve or decrease. So far is working perfect.

I am so happy to let go of that terrible Fitbit. This Garmin watch lasts forever on a charge. My Garmin never losses connection to my phone. My Garmin always counts flights of stairs correctly. Should have purchased 6 years ago.

My Vivo 4 still works great but I couldn’t resist trying the Venu 3. I’m glad I did bc the battery life, screen, and music features are MUCH better. I’m still waiting for wireless charging though. I HATE the finicky Garmin charging cords.

It meets my changing needs perfectly. growing older means less concern for the items that my old Fenix provided such as tracking improvement in athletic activities, and new health concerns are met perfectly.

Upgraded my Venu 2 to the Venu 3. Not a significant upgrade as I was perfectly happy with the 2. The 3 however has a few more bells and whistles, a bigger display and will get new feature upgrades in the future that the 2 will not.