Review on Garmin Venu: Gold GPS Smartwatch with Bright Touchscreen Display, Music, Body Energy Monitoring, Animated Workouts, Pulse Ox Sensor and More – Black Band by Sai A Nyi ᠌

In terms of price / quality ratio, the best solution on the market for amateur athletes and for those who simply monitor their health Has pros: Perhaps these are the best smartwatches in the middle price category: - Appearance is universal for any style of clothing. - Stable software, clear interface - got used to management in 10 minutes. Regular firmware and firmware ates improve device performance. - Accurate work of sensors, obviously not worse than competitors - compared with Samsung, Suunto, but still there are nuances. - Autonomous work. Not bad . At least enough for a weekend that is highly loaded with activities (this is if you just go crazy with training, walking, totally control your body and the stability of the universe with sensors) - I don’t know what silicone this strap is made of, but out of habit, having bought a spare nylon strap for 7k, I realized that I overpaid because this is the first silicone from which there is no irritation from sweat under the strap. Cons below: - The display is not structurally protected. Nothing sticks out above it. Crashing down from a big one, for example, the chance of gouging it is much higher. -It is possible that the heart rate monitor is twisted at high loads, since suunto gave smaller numbers on the same activities