I’m a Garmin person & it was time to get a new watch. I chose this one because of the call feature but there is so much more to it! I love waking up to my morning report & seeing how I slept! It’s so comfortable to wear & very easy to use! I do really love the call option but there are so many things to love about this warch!

I got this watch to replace my Apple Watch. My battery life was terrible and my workout calories were never consistent. I’ve had the garmin for about 3 weeks and I’ve only charged it twice since I had it. It tracks my sleep and the color on it is amazing. It looks way more elegant than the Apple Watch too! The Apple Watch reminds me of what you get in a kids meal at McDonald’s. This watch is a must have if you want a smart watch that is more confused on work outs.

I had another fitness watch before my Venu 3S and this one 3 times the features. Sleep, hydration, exercise routines and tracking, blood pressure monitoring, notifications, sync with phone and other devices, you name it. It has a larger face, so you can see more and holds a charge for over a week. I'm really happy with this watch.

I bought this last week and absolutely love all the features it includes. I’m so eager to learning more and more about the features including- sleep, stress, ECG, exercise, naps, and many many more. If you don’t already I advise you getting one it’s 1000% worth the money for everything included in the app!

I've always wanted a Garmin watch, but was very physically uncomfortable with every style I had tried on ( I have a very narrow wrist and the large faces would sit oddly and/ or put pressure on my bones) this watch has been extremely comfortable, low profile and not catching on things during my month-long Wilderness EMT training, and has all the great tech benefits that I am still learning more / better ways to use. Very happy!

I have spent my entire professional career as an analyst, reviewing the data to make informed health policy recommendations/ decision. As I have venture in a fitness/wellness program, this device collects the data I need to accomplish my goals. Data that reminds me where I may not have put enough energy into my wellness plan or the correct data that lets me know I am on track.

I was looking for a watch that had both solid health and activity features and landed on the Venu 3 as a happy medium. After 2 months of wearing it I feel like I prefer the Venu 3s much more than my previous Vivoactive. It works well on outdoor activities, but can get complicated when using indoor training platforms. You will benefit from buying the HRM Pro Plus if you plan to not wear it during a work out of if you use Zwift. The health and sleep features all seem pretty accurate. I rarely have to adjust the sleep data. The calls and music features work well and the activity options are extensive. The battery life is awesome for the amount of work outs I track on it. The current issue I have with it is more of a sensor and software problem with the new naps feature. It constantly says I'm taking naps during the day while doing focused reading and there is no way to delete them. I contacted Garmin about this issue and they said it is something they are working on. Smaller issue though for the great features you do get.

I've had this watch for about 2 weeks now, and I'm obsessed! The one flaw I've noticed is that it doesn't track steps well when you're pushing something (like a lawnmower). My apple health app counted 16k steps that day, and my Garmin watch only tracked 7k. Even when set on a "walk" with the GPS, it failed to correctly count steps. Other than that, it's fantastic for tracking runs, other types of walks, and even sleep! Very interesting to look deeper into your overall health and see how things fluctuate.

The only down fall that I have found so far is that I can't connect it to my phone carriers network (Verizon). Also that I can't be more then 30 ft from my phone to get calls and texts. I'm a very busy and don't want to carry my phone everywhere I go.

Really enjoy this watch, it does everything I was hoping it would do. You can customize which information you see during exercise, which is really helpful. The route that an exercise maps out is very accurate. The battery lasts a very long time. Almost everything is spot on. The flights of stairs has been off with the last update, but I'm sure they will get that fixed. I am a woman with a small wrist and the watch doesn't overwhelm it at all, so I don't look like I'm wearing my dad's watch. I've tried the Garmin coach for running and it's a good program. I did wear it snorkeling many times while on vacation in the Virgin Islands. The route it mapped was very accurate. I did get a couple scratches on the glass during that vacation, but that was my own personal experiment. I don't like the watch band, it didn't hold the tail in very well. I was able to get an after market silicone watch band off etsy that's really pretty and the tail clips in.