The venu 4 provides the running statistics I wanted but also doesn't look super sporty or clunky making it a watch I wear everyday with everything. I bought my first garmin when I was 19 (now 35) I've never had a bad product yet

Have had the watch for about a month. Replaced my Venu 3. The Venu 4 has a much longer battery life as well as additional features and fitness tracking. Hiking mode includes compass directions which are helpful

I purchased this watch about 3 weeks ago. It is a super nice watch. It has alot that it can do and I am still learning it but so far it has exceeded my expectations.

I was never disappointed switching to Garmin Venu 4. The 10 days battery life was a game changer. You can track your sleep scores because you don't need to charge your watch every night and comes with so many other health activities including Pickleball that I love.

I had been using the venue sq for about 3 years and loved it but decided it was time for an upgrade... I love the Venu 4 even better (I have the smaller version). So many new features and tracking. I love that I can easily track all my horseback riding activity as well as all the great metrics for my runs (now I need to learn about them!) and more in-depth look at my body battery and sleep history. It is already really helping me improve my fitness and sleep habits. I was worried it was going to be too large looking on my wrist, but it really is just about your average fitness watch, I do wish it was a little smaller, but then I might not be able to read it as well with my lovely aging eyesight.

I've been using my Garmin Venu 4 for about a month now, and overall I'm really impressed with it. The build quality feels premium and the AMOLED display is bright, sharp, and easy to read even in sunlight. One of the biggest things I like is the health tracking — it keeps track of heart rate, sleep, stress, and workouts very accurately. The Body Battery feature is also pretty cool because it helps you understand when your body is ready for activity or needs rest. Battery life has been solid too. Even with regular workouts and notifications turned on, I can go several days without needing to charge it, which is a big plus compared to many other smartwatches. The fitness features are great for both casual workouts and more serious training. It has built-in GPS, lots of workout modes, and the Garmin app gives detailed insights about your activity and progress. Overall, after a month of daily use, the Garmin Venu 4 has been a great investment for tracking health, staying active, and keeping up with notifications without constantly checking my phone.

Software features are great such as workout suggestions and overall body stats. 45mm is a perfect screen size to review email and text messages. Surprisingly, the built-in flashlight actually comes in handy from time to time. Only downside is that either the little square notch for the mic or the protrusion of the watch's metal frame under the rather large action-button can be abrasive against the skin of the wrist bone (ulnar styloid process) when worn on the left hand. Didn't realize it was scraping my skin until after completing a half marathon.

I got the Venu 4 to upgrade from a Vivoactive that I had for a long time. I wanted to have a watch that did all my previous Garmin did with the addition of ECG. The Venu does that along with a number of other functions all available on a much more readable face. So far I'm quite impressed with this watch.

It's been about a month with my new Garmin (coming from an apple watch) and It's been so much nicer! The activity button that allows me to stop and start a workout is exactly what I've been missing! I really love the sleep stats each morning and the overall detials the garmin watch has over apple. I will never go back!

It's great but some minor issues. 1) I got a few dead pixels a few days into using it. It's not enough to send back but slightly annoying that a few days into it and having pixels die. 2) In order to have the screen go fully dark at night, you have to download a special watch face. Other than those two issues, I'm fairly happy. Looks great, bezels could be thinner, battery life is good, tracking is good, features are good. I upgraded from a FR265 and happy I did.