
Smart notifications let you decide: take action or continue on your active way. Smart Notifications
Stay active and connected with vívosmart wearable technology. Each time you receive a text, email or call on your compatible Bluetooth® device, vívosmart gently vibrates and automatically displays the information. Simply touch and swipe the screen to read more.
Tap to see stats
vívosmart features a sleek, invisible display that comes to life when you get a notification or when you give the band a tap. Then the OLED display shines through the band to reveal your steps, distance traveled, calories burned, time of day and more.
Tells time and “time to move”
Research shows that prolonged periods of inactivity, like sitting, decrease your body’s production of fat-burning enzymes. That effect can be reversed with frequent, short walk breaks.
You might lose track of time but vívosmart remembers. After 1 hour of inactivity, vívosmart vibrates to let you know that it’s time to move. Walk just a couple of minutes to reset the timer.
24/7 wearability
vívosmart follows your progress 24/7 and can stay on for up to 7 days, before the battery needs a charge. Use the built-in alarm and vívosmart will alert you with a gentle vibration – no noise to disturb anyone else. Set the sleep mode at bedtime and monitor your rest. On your Garmin Connect page, you can view your total sleep hours, as well as periods of movement and restful sleep.
vívosmart has a water rating of 5 ATM (50 meters)1, so you can shower or swim, worry-free.
Personalized daily goals
vívosmart learns your current activity level, then assigns an attainable daily goal. As you meet your milestones, vívosmart adjusts your goal for the next day, gradually nudging you toward a more active lifestyle.
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206 of 215 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: Garmin Vivosmart – Black (Large) (Electronics)
First of all, I will recommend this smart wristband, Garmin Vivosmart, to other people.
Then, bad things first. Now, it comes the good things. I’ve been using it for about three days. I know it’s not a long time. I still need another four days before charging it for the first time. I will update the review if I find out anything else. 0
285 of 303 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: Garmin Vivosmart – Black (Large) (Electronics)
I have used virtually every fitness band since the original Jawbone UP disaster. (UP, Nike, Polar, FitBit, Shine, etc.)
I have also tried the Pebble Steel smart watch. But a smart watch is a notification / control device first and a health device second. Plus battery life typically is no more than 1 day. All of the monitors had strengths and weaknesses. I am not a fitness fanatic, but I am a senior citizen who is of necessity health conscious. Of the simple devices I liked the UP24, but the way the bracelet fit was a problem for me. I was constantly catching it on clothing etc. But their ecosystem was the best I have seen to date. Of all the fitness monitors with display, I have best liked the Polar Loop, the Garmin Vivofit and now the Vivosmart. I prefer those three because they can pair with a heart rate monitor for those times where I am at the gym and need to stay in a particular HR zone. The Polar loop was excellent BUT the touch display required a solid connection to your wrist before a finger touch was detected. Plus when you are in motion you have to use both hands to see the display. The Garmin Vivofit was near perfect for me. I loved the battery life and the always on display. I didn’t like not being able to tell the time at night. The Vivosmart is the best of the lot for MY use. Water PROOF. Reasonable battery life, it turns on with a raise of my wrist, it has all the fitness features I need (including heart rate) AND it has a moderate number of alert capabilities. I have carefully tuned my iPhone to only include certain types of alerts in the notification center. For example email only from those in my VIP group. That keeps the number of alerts on my wrist to a minimum. My only issue is with the Garmin Connect service. In general it lags behind FitBit etc. Sleep data is captured but not analyzed. Food can be logged into Myfitnesspal but there isn’t (yet) much of an exchange of data beyond that. ETC. My needs are well served by the Vivosmart. I have no need for an Apple Watch or a Motorola 360. The wrist based HR monitor devices are all either flaky during aggressive exercise or not water resistant enough for the shower. I suspect I will keep wearing the Vivosmart for some time to come. YMMV. 0
125 of 141 people found the following review helpful
![]() Fantastic alternative to “smart watches”. Better for exercise, still pretty smart.,
This review is from: Garmin Vivosmart – Black Bundle (Large) (Electronics)
I got one early from the brick & mortar store that has a temporary exclusive on Vivosmart. HIGHLY recommended. I’ve had a couple of Smart Watches (the original Sony SmartWatch, the Pebble) and I’ve had a Jawbone UP (previous model, no Bluetooth). This is every bit as comfortable as the UP. The heart monitor that’s bundled is the best bit one I’ve ever seen, way better (and more comfortable) than an older Polar one I had. I would say the biggest negative on this band is the 7 day battery life, versus the new UP’s 14 day, but plugging it in once a week is not that bad, honestly, and is in line with my Pebble, and the original UP band.
Now for the Pros. 1) Compatible with ANT+ bike sensors (speed only, not cadence, hopefully cadence will be an upgrade). Fitness bands tend to be for all activities except biking, so this is a huge plus. 2) Garmin Connect. If that’s not your preferred site, it may not be a plus, but for me, it is. I already have a Garmin GPS for my Bike. Having all my other data on one portal is a plus for me. 3) Water proof. Wear it swimming or in the shower. Big plus, especially if you have triathlon aspirations. 🙂 4) OLED touch screen. When in range of your smart phone, displays notifications (Android or iPhone, Bluetooth 4 required). Love it. See who is calling, text messages, app notifications, etc. When your smart phone isn’t in range, it still tracks your activity. The Cons: 1) Wish the bike sensor support worked with cadence, not just speed. Hopeful for an update. 2) Battery life on the low side compared to other bands. But again, if you want some "smart watch" type functionality, this is a good trade off for me. Why not a smart watch? Too many trade offs. 1) Price 2) They scratch 3) requires charging every day 4) not designed for fitness 5) no bike compatibility 6) many aren’t water proof This is comfortable enough to sleep in (important for sleep tracking), lasts a week on battery, works with all my exercise types, and continues to work 100% when my phone isn’t around (except phone notifications of course). You can even sync it to a laptop and never connect to a phone if you were so inclined. Being compatible with ANT+ (and shipping optionally with a great heart monitoring band) is a plus, and the rudimentary cycling support is a step up from the competition. 0 |
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