Garmin Venu 3S Gold Stainless Steel Smartwatch

Uso già il Venu 3 da 45mm, per passione e per follia ho voluto provare anche la versione S (soprattutto per la notte, essendo piccolo).
Il display è superiore alla versione 3, più luminoso e più nitido, audio in chiamata leggermente inferiore a quello del 3, già basso di suo. Comodità ovviamente superiore. Batteria facendo una stima minima siamo quasi alla pari, un 5/10% in meno.
Per quanto proposto per donna….speravo potesse adattarsi meglio ad un polso maschile, ho osato con la versione french grey…in effetti è femminile 🙂
Poi sono gusti. In merito a tutto il resto, funziona bene come la versione più grande, sensori leggermente più precisi perché essendo piccolo resta più fermo sul polso

Purchased as upgrade from Vivoactive 4 so it could be donated to person who had worn out a Vivoactive 3.
Color AMOLED screen is a game changer. Even without the screen always on it is tremendous because it brings alive the data. The output screens for daily/live data are reason enough to buy this (on sale, of course). Screen illumination is also pretty good outside.
The ekg feature isn’t as good as my KardiaMobile device, but it will should let me carry around rudimentary capabilities just by wearing a watch, without a need to carry the KardiaMobile device and an iPad/phone for output. Have needed it in the past, and this is another game changer.
Use mostly for daily time and cycling. The Sleep functions were a nice surprise, and I don’t mind reviewing them in the morning even though I didn’t really use them before now.
For cycling, the screen has to be changed to Always On, unlike the Vivoactive 3 & 4, but I’ve got a Garmin cycling computer for while-cycling data display without having to focus on a watch. The Varia radar warning on the Venue is also strong enough to use by itself, although the actual distance display really needs a cycling computer. It can be use while cycling, but I have a cycling computer for that because the large screen and the ability to have a good Varia distance output are far better (although I need the wrist device for Intensity Minutes, anyway).
The general watch faces are also a lot nicer than any I’ve had for the Vivoactives, even if you need to use gestures or actual screen touches. The gestures to toggle are also quite sensitive enough that I rarely need to do a screen tap. The simple screens included on the watch are quite good and can be edited from the watch. They are easily able to take the place of my favorite Mondrian Vivoactive design, which is saying something.
As usual, the Garmin manual is written for people who ALREADY KNOW how to use the watch, as are ALL Garmin manuals I’ve ever read. They really are a throwback to the 1970s and 80s DIY electronics genre. The best you can do is download the pdf and use at least an iPad to read them.
You’ll have to read elsewhere for a review of the Mobile App because I find it so complicated to connect that I just use the Garmin Express on Windows. Because I’m not a new user, I can’t evaluate how easy the Express app on a desktop is. The website data page is better (although different) than before, but let’s hope they don’t get hacked, again.
Battery life is excellent, and will continue to give longer usable charge even as the watch ages. I have a braided nylon band(s) for this, and I have had NO issues with keeping it on for days-on-end, either from low charge OR discomfort of the watchband. The ability to change night time colors and the useful/reworked sleep displays really make it useful to keep the watch on 24/at least 3. BTW, the watch STILL uses the same 4 dot recharging/data connection, so I anticipate a continuing need to buy new charging cables based on past experience with this design. It really is a weak point, and I’ll have to find my stash of silicone charging port covers.
Overall, it’s a great upgrade from the Vivoactive line without the price of the more sports-dedicated offerings. Upgrade means you already have your desktop setup, have spare cables, and know how things work. Can’t tell you about the learning curve on those things because I’m past them. Everything works well enough that even with an iPhone I would not trade this for an Apple watch.
I don’t use the watch as a music player, either. I’ve got separate players or my phone for that.
I would buy a replacement in a heart beat if I trashed this one!!

Arkadaşıma aldım, bu performansı beklemiyorduk. Bir dahaki indirimde Fenix 7x modelini kendime alacağım.
Özetle; bye bye Apple watch, hello Garmin watch 🎶

I’ve been using the Garmin Venu 3s for a couple months now and I’m really impressed! It’s a great all-around smartwatch that keeps up with my active lifestyle.

The battery life is fantastic – I easily get 9 days on a single charge. The display is bright and clear, even in sunlight. The built-in GPS and heart rate tracking are extremely accurate, which is important to me for my workouts. I haven’t found anything that I dislike about this smartwatch.

Overall, the Garmin Venu 3s is a great choice for anyone looking for a stylish and functional smartwatch. It’s packed with features, has a long battery life, and is comfortable to wear all day long. I highly recommend it!