Garmin Venu 2S

These are going to be a lot of the system style settings so auto lock whether you want to have the touch screen, as well as the buttons locked during ...

It is the most accurate, the easiest to use, and overall just definitely my favorite device that kind of mashes up the best of the smartwatch world, t...

At the end, those are pretty good results. Overall, i think this is a pretty great update to the original venue too, with the addition of the micropho...

So all in all, i was really impressed with the venue too. I think it has excellent health and fitness tracking features with just enough smart feature...

I got SO into using it optimally and getting all I could from it, making all the settings really personal etc., Following this forum etc!. Here are my thoughts so far on the Venu 2s:. Improvements:. - The workout tracking at least for strength activities is so much better.

She said she wanted "something different" from her Apple Watch, but knew absolutely nothing about any of the Garmin's aside from that she liked the rose gold colour. She came back the next day to return it saying that the smart watch features weren't as good as the Apple Watch (which I had told her repeatedly). She then bought the Venu 2S (again knowing nothing about it aside from that it comes in rose gold), and returned that the next day for the same goddamn reason. I don't understand how you spend that much money on something you'll be living with constantly for the next 1-3yrs without extensive research, but a lot of people are willfully uneducated consumers so it's no surprise that we get so many people coming on here and straight up expecting people to tell them what they need without doing any of their own research...

It is very bad in springing). Also good for cycling. * SIDENOTE: Elevate v4 is bad in interval running without sprints (tested the Fenix 7s and Venu 2s for this). So IMHO best value is a good cheap HR arm band especially if you don't like the strap and need it for mainly running.