Name: Vívomove Premium
Brand: Garmin
SKU: 64676
Rating: 4.0 (39 reviews)

3.9

based on all reviews

one-year battery life is excellent as well
It s also a comfortable tracker
The Sport is also accurate for a hybrid

it sometimes looks too much like a tracker for dressier occasions
have an alarm or a vibrate function
slept as badly as it feels like you did on those rough mornings

Bracelet: yes
Display: yes
Water resistant: yes
Calorie counter: yes
Distance meter: yes
Bluetooth: yes
Compatible devices: Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod
Battery life: 365 day

Garmin Vívomove Premium - Pros & Cons

one-year battery life is excellent as well
It s also a comfortable tracker
The Sport is also accurate for a hybrid
wellness data
especially with consistent daily wear
s stylish enough for work and everyday wear and possesses thoughtful design details
the watch is incredibly well crafted
Vivomove HR is an excellent buy
fitness-tracking features are more robust and accurate

it sometimes looks too much like a tracker for dressier occasions
have an alarm or a vibrate function
slept as badly as it feels like you did on those rough mornings
really no bulkier or heavier than a standard watch of this style
the design does seem rather male-centric
the Garmin Connect app is a hot mess
-awful at tracking GPS activity
holographic-like information overlay on an otherwise ordinary object
they re a pain to navigate after a while
the screen would take me to the weekly forecast
Expensive
watch logged that stretch of movement as a running or an elliptical machine session
wasn t bothered by notifications or the screen illuminating
there s a lot going on underneath the surface
lacks advanced features like a heart rate sensor or smartphone alerts
the app still has too many menus and can be confusing to navigate
background syncing was sometimes finicky and wouldn't always sync all of my data
not perfect as a fitness watch
to be a bit too small on my wrist
The display is nearly impossible to read in bright sunlight
there's no GPS for advanced outdoor activity tracking
heart rate graphs were very similar in terms of heart rate zone
OLED display is invisible until it illuminates
there is no GPS included in the Vivomove HR
hybrid smartwatch suffers from an identity crisis
smart fitness-tracking features leave a lot to be desired
Nokia has temporarily pulled the Steel HR off shelves
horrid rating

Garmin Vívomove Premium - Full Specifications

Bracelet	yes
Bracelet Thickness	0.47 in
Bracelet Width	1.65 in
Clips	no

Weight	2.36 oz

Water resistant	yes
Accelerometer	yes
Calorie counter	yes
Distance meter	yes
Pedometer	yes
Sleep reading	yes
Touchscreen	no
Watch	yes

Compatible devices	Android iPad iPhone iPod

Display	yes

Colour of product	Brown

Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	4.0
GPS	no
NFC	no

Battery life	365.0 day
Battery type	CR2025
Charging via USB	no

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Garmin Vívomove Premium Garmin - Editorial Reviews (6)

3.8

Based on 6 reviews

Garmin Vívomove Premium Garmin Vivomove Sport review: the right mix of form and function

The Verge

Published: 14.01.2022

Garmin Vivomove Sport review: the right mix of form and function

4.0

If a Swatch had brains, this would be it

Garmin Vívomove Premium Garmin Vivomove HR Review: Stylish Smartwatch Falters on Fitness

Tom's Guide

Published: 06.11.2017

Garmin Vivomove HR Review: Stylish Smartwatch Falters on Fitness

2.5

Garmin’s Vivomove HR is an attractive timepiece, but its smart fitness-tracking features leave a lot to be desired.

Garmin Vívomove Premium Garmin Vivomove review

TechRadar

Published: 06.11.2020

Garmin Vivomove review

4.0

The Vivomove offers basic health tracking features wrapped up in a timeless design

Garmin Vívomove Premium Garmin Vivomove HR Review

Lifewire

Published: 01.05.2020

Garmin Vivomove HR Review

4.3

We tested the Garmin Vivomove HR hybrid smartwatch for 40 hours. This timepiece supports style and wellness first with fitness tracking as a definitive second.