Venu 4

I'd switch to Coros.Frankly I feel like I'm tolerating Garmin, lately. Every single one of their new watches comes with less battery life than its previous models, the Fenix lineup is getting ridiculous, they didn't even bother making a small size MIP F8, the Venu 4 is now a 2 buttons only watch, al

I quite agree. It's quite mind-boggling how bugs get inserted after an update, which makes Amazfit quite a risky company to invest time in. I abandoned the brand because of this and because of the so many issues and bugs creating a lot of stress and unpleasantness for me. Ooohhh, when did you leave?

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

The simplicity more than anything. When my AW7 started to degrade I tried to replace it with a Garmin Venu 4. I was excited as I had previously used Garmins and liked them. It was so complicated to setup and use. Required three different apps that didn't cooperate or integrate with my iPhone too wel

It's problematic for those of us who might fork out $440 to, say, upgrade from a Venu 2s to a Venu 4 later this year for that matter! Yeah, I'd LOVE not to wear a watch all the time. But at the cost of another $400, that's a nope. I could probably justify $200, maybe even $250, because of the extra

I thought it would be something like the Venu Not quite. Garmin users were relatively slow on the adoption of AMOLED tech. They mostly do not prioritize smartwatch features like Bluetooth calls, notifications and the like. It's catching on but not quite, unfortunately. This is where Amazfit has a ma

I have the Apex 4, and I came from the Garmin Venu 4. It took my a little while to get used to the screen on the Apex, but I kinda like it now that i’ve had it for a while, feels more like a normal digital watch then a smart watch. That being said if I could go back, I’d get the Pace Pro. I think if

For the actual sports brands it definitely is. Just ask Garmin, who offers it for their Venu 4 at the earliest, which launched at 549 €. Or Suunto, whose cheapest watch with the feature comes in at 599 €. Or Coros and Polar, who do not offer it at all. And, and, and ...

Thanks, I hope to! I've actually liked my Garmin watch quite a lot, and it's been rock solid and reliable, but the price of the Venu 4 was a shocker! (I paid $270 for my watch on sale.) Ideally, Garmin would get a screen-less tracker out, and I could wear my watch for workouts, then something else,