Name: Vivomove Sport
Brand: Garmin
SKU: 8165
Rating: 4.0 (38 reviews)

Garmin Vivomove Sport - Pros & Cons

smart and gives good data
Performed very well for health tracking
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continuous green hue throughout every aspect of the band and found it very comfortable for sleeping
smartwatch for traditional watch lovers
it s straightforward enough
well-priced hybrid
the display is easy to read in most lighting
it comfortable for all-day wear
It s also a comfortable tracker
The Sport is also accurate for a hybrid
sleep tracking
wellness tracking and post-exercise data are
The screen is reasonably bright & can be read in normal outdoor daylight
lightweight and comfortable to wear
the accessible data and for its understated analogue looks
good-looking watch
smaller and lighter than I expected
smaller
lighter
and has more health tracking features
the battery life is pretty decent on this smartwatch
comfortable and flexible
sleek
discreet and lightweight design offers
equally intuitive to navigate and offer immediate detail
one-year battery life is excellent as well

to supply a minimum of a week-long battery life
It lacks GPS for a start
Very small display
no GPS
morons drive cars
Does not contribute to the overall score
Models without screens convey all information on the accompanying app
with built-in GPS or a heart-rate monitor
Garmin struggled to lock on to my location and started recording seemingly in
limited room for information on the screen
weren t terrible for an entry-level device
its software does fall short
Vivomove Sport does not have built-in GPS support
it sometimes looks too much like a tracker for dressier occasions
-awful at tracking GPS activity
the Garmin Connect app is a hot mess
they re a pain to navigate after a while
holographic-like information overlay on an otherwise ordinary object
lack of built-in GPS and small touchscreen controls
no dedicated rowing option
to click around and get lost deep in the data
lacking some functions I like in a sports watch
simplistic
someone who is often
the hidden display only appears on the watch when you move your wrist
how the display looked on the ivory and mint colors
faint OLED panel is hard to read in direct sunlight
no onboard GPS or advanced tracking features like
exactly standard features on hybrid smartwatches
lack of brightness and low resolution
The latter has a huge impact on the battery life
no music storage on the watch
Only the battery life doesn't quite match some of its competitors
not auto-pausing at junctions
lack of on-board GPS didn't
resulting data is in no way location based
Sport efficiency
the design does seem rather male-centric
really no bulkier or heavier than a standard watch of this style
slept as badly as it feels like you did on those rough mornings
there are not any buttons on the watch
have an alarm or a vibrate function
not everybody needs a display screen on their wrist
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There is not in-built GPS
the screen is simply too dim to read in bright sunlight
hardly seen water yet is badly water damaged and now unusable
stopped moving for the past hour
the time is unreliable

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Garmin Vivomove Sport - Full Specifications

Accelerometer	yes
Pedometer	yes

Battery technology	CR2025
Average battery life (standby)	365.0 h

Case diameter	1.65 in
Case thickness	0.47 in
Wrist band width	0.79 in
Weight	1.8 oz
Replaceable wrist bands	yes
Water resistance	yes
Fully waterproof	yes

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Garmin Vivomove Sport Garmin - Editorial Reviews (8)

4.0

Based on 8 reviews

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Garmin Vivomove Sport Garmin Vivomove review

Wareable

Published: 14.06.2016

Garmin Vivomove review

4.0

The Garmin Vivomove is a fitness tracker wrapped up in an analogue watch body. It's the company's first attempt at making a smart analogue watch, pitting it...

Garmin Vivomove Sport Garmin Vivomove Sport review

Wareable

Published: 07.03.2022

Garmin Vivomove Sport review

4.0

We test the Vivomove Sport, which puts Garmin's fitness tracking and wellness smarts in an analogue watch

Garmin Vivomove Sport 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 Vivomove Sport Garmin Vivomove Sport review (hands-on)

Tom's Guide

Published: 04.01.2022

Garmin Vivomove Sport review (hands-on)

An affordable fitness tracker for anyone who doesn’t want to look like they are wearing a smartwatch.

Garmin Vivomove Sport Garmin Vivomove Sport review: The hybrid you're looking for

Android Central

Published: 24.01.2022

Garmin Vivomove Sport review: The hybrid you're looking for

4.0

Have you dreamed of a watch that effortlessly combines form and function into one stunning package? Then the Garmin Vivomove Sport might be the hybrid smartwatch of your dreams.

TechRadar

Published: 06.11.2020

Garmin Vivomove review

4.0

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

Garmin Vivomove Sport Garmin Vivomove Sport review: The intersection of style and substance

Android Authority

Published: 04.01.2022

Garmin Vivomove Sport review: The intersection of style and substance

This device can do a lot more than tell time. For a classy combo of looks and smarts, read our full Garmin Vivomove Sport review.

Garmin Vivomove Sport Garmin Vivomove HR

ProductReview.com.au

Published: 29.03.2022

Garmin Vivomove HR

Garmin Vivomove HR (Smart Watch / Fitness Tracker): 3.1 out of 5 stars from 38 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.