Venu 4

To be honest, I’ve used pace 4 and garmin venu 4 together while running/ walking and HR was exactly the same. Battery life is the best on pace 4 and the app is super clear. So I can’t complain about pace 4

Okay so I was taking it before bed because I saw a lot of people here recommended it. I got a Garmin Venu 4 and tracked my health metrics and although I was sleeping my body wasn’t getting rest it was actually pretty metabolically active at night. I kept popping my sleeping data into AI and it recom

Simple. Return it, this is not the watch for you. I do believe the Garmin line is what you are looking for. Perhaps the Venu 4. Fitbit and the P4 are cursory stats, good for simple tracking. The watch is great for notifications like email, text etc. and simple step counts, swimming distance and HR s

I have the Garmin Venu4 and it's been incredibly accurate and helpful for me. Now I know what happens physically when I feel like crap after 12h of sleep (sleeping in fight or flight does not rest and now I see it!!). I can budget energy to ensure I do not crash out using the body battery function.

I just switched from PW4 to Garmin venu 4. The golf app on the venu is better than 18 birdies or the grint on PW 4 You'll need to charge it nightly The heart rate monitor is pretty good and so is the sleep tracking. The new fitbit app with ai integration is neat if you pay for premium or get it for

I have a Garmin Venu 4 sports watch which has an ECG app. I used the app - mainly out of curiosity - when I was experiencing a bout of palpitations a few months back and it came back saying the reading showed AFib. Slightly shocked, I made the trip to ER where their own ECG confirmed that I was in A

I hope they won't price it out of range! $249 might be pushing it for me, though if it otherwise clicks the right buttons, I might go for it. I'm sort of jonesing for a Venu 4 (41mm), but it's hard to justify at the current price point. I've heard one can earn a 20% discount, but then it's still $44

You are probably right. I am not to experienced and i did some researches and watched quantified scientist analysis on youtube. For me huawei looks awesome and heart rate precision is his strenght and it was so cheaper from competition. This is my first smart watch ever and i am not too familiar wit

Garmin Venu 4 is a solid choice, I wear one. I'm wearing an Oura Ring also but probably not permanently. Garmin and Oura are the only devices that have API's that can pass HRV and temperature.

I love my Garmin Venu 4. But before I owned that, I wore a Bluetooth HR armband (originally bought to connect to my stationary bike pre diagnosis) connected to TachyMon app on iPhone. Paid for the annual subscription. Many report export options. I still wear it most days along with my watch because