So far I’m liking the new, sleeker look. I’ll take it on a run either tomorrow or Thursday morning to test out the new metrics. I upgraded from a Venu 3S.

— orangeNgreen in r/GarminWatches1862mo ago

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For men who had belly fat, how did you burn it?

Part 2: I find it helpful to give myself a date I would like to be at a certain weight. Don't be overly aggressive with these goals, but you might say in 18 weeks I want to be 27 lbs lighter (1.5 lbs/week lost). I would also take photos of yourself maybe every 10 lbs or so, just so you can see the p...

— Wes___Mantooth in r/AskMen556mo ago

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Christmas Present to yourself

I've been good to myself :3 A new watch - Garmin Venu 3s - to be more active in 2025. And also: Xiaomi X20 Pro to help me maintain my apartment clean. :3

— Malakai_87 in r/SingleAndHappy3411mo ago

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A recent post got me thinking how important data is in making decisions about fitness and drinking

I treated myself to a Garmin Venu 3s last year and one surprising thing has been extremely eye opening. It ALWAYS knows when I drink. Even though I don't track my drinking in the app. Something about having more than two drinks in a night causes my body to have strong responses that it interprets as...

— ace_at_none in r/stopdrinkingfitness3011mo ago

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Daily Thread September 28, 2025 🧵

Well….How do you feel about the government having access to your health data? Oura just partnered with tech surveillance company Palentir 😬. Just something to keep in mind especially since Oura extensively tracks monthly cycles. I never bought one but it would drive me nuts running or lifting weigh...

— 312midwestgirl in r/laurenkaysimssnark_292mo ago

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What smart watch do you have?

Garmin venu (i have the 3s). The heart rate monitor is real time and super accurate, then records an average every 2 minutes to track with your doc. You can set alerts for when heart rate is too high, so it basically alerts me like a service dog when my hr is over 120. My favorite parts are the stre...

— Fit_Judgment1142 in r/POTS2410mo ago

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AW to Garmin - and maybe back?? - be honest

I went from AW Series 5 to a Garmin Venu 3 last Christmas. Wanted Garmin because everything I read about how good it was for running and battery life. After realizing I’m only running 15-20 miles a week and owning a Garmin changed nothing with that (I don’t understand nor care about the extra data p...

— ComprehensiveFee2442 in r/GarminWatches2324d ago

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Megathread: Wearables, Symptom Trackers, Apps

I have a Garmin Venu Sq2. I had a Fitbit before this that randomly stopped working. The user interface of the Garmin isn't as straightforward as Fitbit, but Garmin doesn't hide half the features behind a paid subscription. I'm happy with it, I find the sleep, body battery, stress, and heart rate fun...

— snowlights in r/POTS207mo ago

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Best high-end brand smartwatch for blood pressure monitoring?

so from the list you mentioned, galaxy watch 5 pro and garmin venu 3 probably have the best blood pressure monitoring. samsung has the samsung health monitor app that does BP readings if you're in a supported region, garmin also tracks it but accuracy can be hit or miss other than those, a personal ...

— Exartic_ in r/smartwatch201mo ago

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How would you feel about this?

I know this is a men’s fashion sub, but really smart watches just objectively do more (no secret there). My watch (I have a Garmin Venu I thought it was a little more stylish) gives me good health data, tracks my steps, allows me to put my phone away so I’m not scrolling, tells me the weather, how s...

— Zeppelin707 in r/mensfashion181y ago

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