Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch with Heart Rate Monitor - Large - Grey
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3 Years
$79.99
Overview
Enhance your life
- Tracks your heart rate, steps, distance, running, elevation, and sleep to help you reach your fitness goals
- GPS tracking gets you accurate route tracking and speed information during exercise with a strong satellite link
- More than 20 built-in sports apps let you try out new activities or return to old favourites
- Pregnancy tracking feature via the Garmin Connect app tracks symptoms and baby movement, delivers weekly education, and shows how your wellness and performance metrics could change during pregnancy
On-the-go convenience
- Receive alerts for incoming calls and social media updates directly on your watch
- Use the Garmin Pay mobile payment service to make contactless payments from your smartwatch with ease
Keep moving for hours on end
- Battery lasts up to 6 days in smartwatch mode and up to 6 hours in GPS mode
- Recharges in just three hours via the included USB charging cable
Function, style, and durability
- 33.1mm touchscreen display with a full-colour 240 x 240 resolution updates you with easy-to-read time and fitness data
- Water and dust-resistant construction keeps the watch safe no matter where your day takes you
Connectivity
Compatibility
Display
Power
Features
Health Tracking Features
Activity Monitoring Features
Sensors
Notifications & Controls
Other Features
Physical Features
Software/Apps
Dimensions
- Venu SQ
- Charging Data Cable
- Documentation
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Reviewer Recommendation
60%
Of the 5 reviewers who responded, 3 would recommend this product.
Key Considerations
Averages based on how reviewers feel this product performs.
Quality: Average
Value: Average
Ease of Use: Average
- Adaptive Brightness Only. No static brightness set- January 9, 2021
Functional watch, but the brightness settings kill it for me. Brightness settings are Low, Med, High. However each one is adaptive brightness. Adaptive brightness should be an option, not mandatory. I struggle to read the screen in low light situations since it brings the brightness of the screen down so much (even on the High setting). If this makes it back to Garmin, this needs to be addressed in a software update. There are forum entries about this for over a year now and still nothing has been done to address it. I don't use adaptive brightness on my phone for the same reason, don't force it onto my watch. Currently unhappy about my purchase.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend. - UI needs improvement- December 29, 2020
I have been a long time Fitbit user but got fed up with the devices constantly dying immediately outside of the warranty period. So, I decided to give Garmin a try instead. I'm only in the first week of ownership but so far I really like the Garmin Connect app - great detail and stats. The Venu SQ itself is a bit disappointing so far though. The watch is laggy and somewhat buggy. For instance, the screen brightness with randomly fluctuate and the wrist motion to turn the screen on rarely ever works. I am hopeful that there might be a software update to remedy these issues. I'm wondering if I should have spent a bit more $ and got the Venu instead. I'm not sure if it would have the same issues or not.
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Report - first gps watch - great intro model!- October 20, 2020
i've run for decades and never had a gps watch. (i know, right, what was i thinking?) after a runner friend loaned me their apple watch for a run, I was hooked. it was instantly obvious i was missing something. i bought Venu SQ (without music) as the entry to the field of gps/health watches. i went with garmin - instead of apple - so i could have independent logging of runs and health stats. i will use strava + garmin for record keeping. (this is a huge upgrade from what i was doing: using mapmyrun to create a route & then running it with my indestructible casio g shock to keep pace/time).