Garmin Venu® Sq 2 GPS Smartwatch, All-Day Health Monitoring, Long-Lasting Battery Life, AMOLED Display, Slate and Shadow Gray

A food looking and not too bulky smart watch which requires a bit of patience in getting to grips with it and the phone app, but once sorted it does a good job Important for me is the sleep quality, heart rate/pulse, body battery, steps and respiration features, although there are many more.

Still getting used to it's functions, but I really like this smart watch so far. Fairly easy to set up and does what I want it to do (although I don't use quite a lot of it's capability). The screen is nice and clear and it's comfortable to wear, with a great choice of straps available to customise. Very happy so far!

This has the right balance of features for me. I appreciate the sleep and fitness tracking, the screen is bright and clear and the battery life isn’t bad. I reckon I charge it every three to for days. The square form factor works well and as I like to wear a mechanical watch on the other wrist you can almost get away with it being seen as fitness tracker and not looking weird wearing two watches. Well that’s what I’m convincing myself anyway! A pity Garmin have gone “high end” with the latest Venu X1. It’s three the price of the Sq2 and though doubtless feature packed and going head to head with whichever Apple Watch you care to mention, kind of misses the point. The Venu Sq & Sq2 had a suite of useful features but didn’t profess to cater to those who consider themselves hyper-athletes or wild adventurers and it was priced accordingly. Now what you have is a square shaped fenix! A confusing strategic decision but it is what it is. Sad that the Sq2 is therefore likely to be the end of the story with a nice balance of features at a reasonable price.

Very good deal on this recent model Garmin smart watch, albeit shipping from the USA took a fair time. Battery life is exceptional, up to 10 days (it says). Very clear sharp colourful display. The user interface takes some getting used to and the lack of ability to track floors climbed is irritating, but not a showstopper for me. The range of health metrics it collects is great.

Just what I wanted, it is ideal for what I want and the delivery was prompt

Would recommend

Good

Excellent item

Meets all my expectations

Il prodotto è ottimo ma la società da cui l'ho acquistato non è attendibile nelle consegne, è arrivato dopo più di un mese abbondantemente dopo la data massima di consegna che avevano comunicato

Je me cherchais une montre de transition en attendant que ma Withings se fasse réparer. J'ai trouvé un petit bijou que je ne suis pas prêt de lâcher je pense ! Voici le détails: Design: Le design est quand même assez beau pour une montre de cette gamme tarifaire. L'écran Led reste lumineux (bien que pas aussi lumineux qu'une Apple Watch) et est protégé par du verre Gorilla Glass donc assez durable. Le cadran en aluminium se joint à un boîtier plastique qui ne détone pas trop ou n'endommage pas trop le sentiment de qualité. Batterie: La batterie est annoncée de 11j. Ceci est principalement vrai en mode économie d'énergie. En mode normal avec suivis d'activité, comptez environ 6j ce qui est très acceptable comparé à d'autres modèles où cela égale rarement 48h. La batterie se draine beaucoup plus vite si vous utilisez le GPS (quand même assez précis). Fonctionnalités: Suivi de cycle menstruel, sommeil, stress (indicateur compilé maison), batterie énergétique (indicateur compilé maison), rythme cardiaque, oxymétrie (mesures pas précise), nombre de respiration par minute. Il y a quasiment tout pour suivre mes performances sportives. J'aime particulièrement la batterie énergétique qui me permet de savoir m'arrêter quand j'ai un doute et que je vois que mon corps est à plat. App: L'app est pas super belle, on va se le dire, c'est moyen comparé à des choses très épurées comme WatchOs. cependant les graphs sont bien présentés, ça reste correct. Il faut apprendre un peu plus à fouiller car c'est pas trop intuitif. ==> En global <== J'aime: La batterie, les mesures maison stress et body battery, la précision des mesures (à part oxymétrie qui est très moyenne), la polyvalence, les résumés de l'application, la détection automatique des exercices de musculation (bien que pas le plus précis), payer avec la montre (Garmin Pay) J'aime moins: Le fait de devoir fouiller dans l'app, la difficulté de trouver des applications tiers, l'absence d'assistant virtuel Avis global: C'est un excellent tracker d'activité pour les sportifs et moins sportifs avec quelques fonctionnalités de montre intelligente. Je suis agréablement surpris. J'aurais adoré une version avec un verre saphir pour éviter les rayures etc. J'ai mis une protection en TPU mais ça reste avec ses limites, même si le Gorilla Glass 3 estc e qu'on trouve sur la plupart des derniers smartphones

I previously owned a Fitbit Sense,the Garmin SQ2 is definitely a better option for me.The service from Amazon Australia was great,quick with no issues

I'm an Android user for many years and wanted a small watch that checked the boxes, without needing to be a wrist-worn laptop! I've had two Samsung Galaxy watch variants, I like round analog displays, and they were cool for a while but missed in two major ways, 1) the most important of all, fit, 2) battery life and 3), well, usability. All that is leading up to what this Garmin watch is and does. It's just the right size for my small (man) wrist. The strap holds it in place, it's not a big bulbous affair strapped to a skinny pole, it's a good fit, and also gets the thickness just right. It came charged to about 64%, I charged it to 100% in fairly short order, and I'm now on day 4 and it's at 43%. I'm really happy with that. I've been for 1hr+ activities daily with GPS on and worn it 24x7. If a watch expects to be worn to track sleep, it needs to be worn, not on a charger at night, so another win here. Usability - I'm a big believer in smart things needing to be intuitive and not need manuals to explain them. It paired with my Droid, the Garmin app loaded and communicates without hiccup. The watch reacts appropriately to the turn of my wrist to wake, it's got a sharp and bright display and responds well. What am I using it for? Daily work stuff - a small vibration when I get email (hundreds a day) and MS Teams and text notifications. It brings two factor auth to my wrist instantly. Oh, and it tells the time! Activities - this is really why I wanted it, I'm getting on in life and need to stay active. It's tracking my steps, heart rate, sleep quality, and other facets of daily health, and nudging me for my daily activity and step quota. It makes maps of my hikes, and literally in the last few days is instrumental in support of my last few weeks of losing 8lb simply by being more aware of the need to be active and how much effort I've put in every day. I knew I didn't need top of the range for running etc but also needed one device that I'd always be willing to wear. This checked all the boxes. Very happy with it.