Garmin vívosmart® 5, Fitness Tracker, Long-Lasting Battery, Simple Design, Cool Mint

This is turning out to be a great fitbit charge replacement, the battery life is amazing without spo2 (1 week+), but pretty poor with it on continously (2 days), and the app has lots of great data and made switching apps super easy.The watch being separate from the band means it's can replace just the band if needed, where my old fitbit the actual watch housing broke where the band pin locks rendering it useless.The tracking of activities also seems much more accurate too.Definitely worth a buy!

After my Apple watched bricked I decided I’d like to go back to wearing a nice regular watch and use a bangle like fitness tracker. This is as close to a bangle I could find. I like it. It’s light, small and you can buy other colors of bands. Its step accuracy seems good and it holds a charge for about 6 or 7 days. Very simple to use.

This was one of the many sports watches I've tried over the years. I liked the small form factor and that there was not as many "smart" things you can do with the watch. The battery life was adequate, but not as good as other watches.

Great product. Very informative. Really great when used with the app. Comfortable and stylish. Easy directions.

I bough this to replace my Amaxon Halo which was discontinuedAt first I was thrilled - it seemed to have all the metrics I was interested in and I especially liked the no subscription fee seeing as every other fitness tracker requires one which is ridiculous.Unfortunately, I ran into several issues pretty quickly1- The battery would last great and then randomly start dying quickly (without having changed settings) a factory reset fixed it but I had to do this 2 times in 3 weeks2- Similar to the battery issue, it would randomly stop syncing with my phone (iphone 13) and so I had to rest it3- The final straw for me was that it raise to view sensor completely stopped working. Lifting/rotating my wrist did nothing no matter what sensitivity I set it to which was incredibly frustrating and meant checking the time required hitting the button - which even then sometimes didnt work. Factory resets, power cycling - nothing helped.Unfortunately, online forums seemed to agree that these 3 issues were common and the only real fix was a replacement. It was still under warranty and I could have opted for a replacement, but with the amount of issues I already dealt with in the first month and the other complaints online made me decide I wanted a refund.I will say - the app, which is for all Garmin trackers and not just this model, is one of the better I have tried. I truly like Garmin and would consider another one of their fitness bands, or even this model when its upgraded but my recommendation for this is don't buy.

Not a replacement for FitBit, sadly. I parted ways with G**gle, and was looking for something that worked at least as well. This tracker seems to be more accurate than FB in some of the metrics, not as accurate in others. I don’t have a problem with this one’s ability to measure. The battery life is ABYSMAL. They claim 7 days. I’ve yet to get it further than 24 hours, and that’s with all of the controls disabled that run it down. Energy saving is maximized on my device and still…. I can’t use it the way it’s intended. There is no Bluetooth option to disconnect the device without unpairing it. If you have your phone’s Bluetooth on to use earbuds, then this device will connect and stay connected. To save battery I have to unpair and then reconnect when I need to synch data. Their Connect app is very confusing. There’s no food log within the app to track calories consumed with calories burned. They’ve got a weird formula that allows bonus points for calories burned through activity. To log food you have to connect another app like Lose It or Myfitnesspal. Pretty darn fussy. Not impressed so much but am glad it’s not the other guys and that’s worth it.

Silly me assuming a later version had all the features of the prior version.My 4 - which I love- was beginning to show its age after 3+ years so I thought I’d stick with the non- Aple brand on upgrading. I’m sure it’s a good fitness tracker. But I don’t understand why it doesn’t include the barometer to track elevation. It is small for a device of this type. But since it’s overall larger than the 4 why not keep the barometer? Also didn’t come in the color I really wanted and of course the charger (not the USB end) configuration changed so needed to order new extra cables… in all I’m just disappointed.

We like our watches. Work well with our Google pixel phone apps. We track the nightly report, heart rate, stress and body battery. Spouse also is a fan of the walking/steps function. t doesn't drop out Ivery often and when it does its at night. We're on our second gen of using these watches.