Garmin Venu 2 vs Fitbit Versa 3

The body battery drains all day during activity. If one wants to recharge (relax,) the move feature will harass them to get up and move, which results in more drain. Not a good feature; it can be removed or ignored. Stress 1

Ironically I use Google fit instead. That said. The Apple Watch battery is rough at one-day.

Positives: This smartwatch is really nicely built, has a comfortable feeling while wearing day and night. You can download the connect IQ store app to purchase different watch faces for a really cheap price and can buy different watch bands through Amazon which is nice too. The other thing that I really like about this smartwatch is how super easy it was to pair with my android phone and I love the app. It is super easy to navigate and see all the awesome data that it provides

It feels light and comfortable on my wrist, even when I wear it to bed. It comes in three color options: black aluminum with a black band, soft gold aluminum with a navy band, or soft gold aluminum with a pinkish band. 

I like the watch mainly bought it to help me track steps. Had an apple watch that bit the dust after long use so I can compare the two. For everyday use ( steps, time, faces, .

First of all, you will have to pay for fitbit premium to get all of your analytics, and so by that i mean they have some custom workout plans and some...

I was figuring I'd upgrade to a newer Samsung watch. I'm glad I took the time to research and try a Garmin. I'm a techie and quasi-athlete. In other words, I like gadgets and cool tech, and I take exercise somewhat seriously

My fourth Fitbit, first Smart Watch. Has an issue with maintaining connection to GPS and syncing with the fitbit app. Sometimes it won't sync for days at a time until I manually sync it. I read several negative reviews on these issues, but hoped for better and was let down

This watch manages about a week, although just barely (certain adjustments or using certain features will increase our decrease that if course), but it still has all of the fancy sensors (and quality ones at that) and pretty decent software. Decent. There's some room for improvement. Navigating through it's menus takes some getting used to, and there's some things that I have to look up or just fiddle with for awhile to remember how to find

I owned an Ionic before this one and it lasted about two years before the screen started screwing up. Hopefully this one will last longer.

I really love the user experience of the button!. I also like the garmin venu 2 for its design who adds a gps and the music options. I can leave my phone at home when I do workout or running.

What makes this worse is that while like many other watches out there, you can find a bounty of 'compatible with' bands to choose from. But almost all of them are of this same stupid design. It just simply makes NO SENSE to me. Some others have complained about the lack of ability to store more faces, or to stream/store music, but honestly

3-inch display with 416-by-416 resolution, and weighs 1.7 ounces. The Venu 2S I tested is slim, lightweight, and comfortable.

I don't need or want all the features of an Apple watch. I'm trying to disconnect from my phone a little, and getting my text/call/email notifications on my wrist is really nice. I can't respond on my wrist since I have an iphone, but I'm checking my phone and scrolling mindlessly less than I was. I also like getting reminders to get up from my desk and walk around during the day

I was right about that. At the moment, I'm using it daily to record and log my workout results, and it's a very convenient way of staying on top of communications that are coming into me; both text and email. I also like the little prompts it gives to get moving and breathe deeply when stressed. Moreover, it's something of a comfort when I see it congratulate me for having passed whatever goals it's monitoring for me

I have been using Fitbit devices for nearly ten years. While I have been satisfied over the years my satisfaction has been lessoned over the past 3 years because of a lack of progress with Fitbit devices. Fitbit devices today are made for people who want to track steps counts through the day and occasionally track a moderate workout. Current devices are not made for anyone tracking a serious workout

However, after turning off push notifications for certain things I still get them. When you hit a goal like steps, it will alert for each step after not allowing access to anything else unless you stop walking because it gets locked up alerting, but then wait for alerts to stop, then proceed to next function. It's really annoying. I still get voice-mail alerts and phone stuff after turning phone notifications off

I never get any notifications. I returned the first one thinking it might have just been an issue with that one watch, bit the 2nd one did the same thing. I had my wife try to connect her iPhone to see if it was just an Android issue, but it did the same for her. very disappointing

Having bought it on Amazon Prime Day I saved a lot of $$ on the watch so it’s worth it, but for the original $400 I may have considered returning it.

I did some research and found out that FitBit Versa 3 is the most suitable item under budget for me.