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Garmin vivomove Style, Hybrid Smartwatch with Real Watch Hands and Hidden Color Touchscreen Displays,Sleep Monitor, Graphite with Black Woven Nylon Band
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Brand | Garmin |
Model Name | 010-02240-03 |
Style | vívomove Style |
Color | Graphite With Black Woven Nylon Band |
Screen Size | 1.2 Inches |
Special Feature | Bluetooth |
Shape | Round |
Target Audience | Unisex Adult |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
About this item
- Hybrid smartwatch with a sophisticated analog look and advanced smart features, including dual AMOLED color touchscreen displays that are only visible when you need them. The product fits wrists with a circumference of 125-190 mm.Supported Application:Sleep Monitor,GPS,Messages,Calendar. Connectivity technology:GPS. Wireless comm standard:Bluetooth
- o Battery life: up to five days in smart mode and an additional week in watch mode (hands tell time only)
- Stay connected with smart notifications for incoming calls, text messages, calendar view and more (with a compatible Smartwatch)
- Keeps track of your energy levels, Pulse Ox (this is not a medical device and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or monitoring of any medical condition), respiration, menstrual cycle, stress, sleep, estimated heart, hydration and more
- Garmin Pay contactless payment solution lets you pay for purchases with your watch (available for supported cards from participating banks)
- Connects with your compatible smartphone’s GPS to Track outdoor walk or run activities; Includes additional activity profiles such as yoga, strength, cardio and more
- Effortlessly change your look with industry standard 20 mm quick release watch bands
- Features domed Corning Gorilla glass and a sleek aluminum watch case; choose from stylish silicone or woven Nylon bands
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Sleep tracking | 4.3 | 4.1 | 3.9 | 4.7 | 4.6 | 4.6 |
Mobile App | 3.9 | 4.3 | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.5 |
Battery life | 3.8 | 4.3 | 3.8 | 4.8 | 4.6 | 4.6 |
Value for money | — | 3.9 | — | 4.3 | 4.3 | 4.3 |
Accuracy | — | — | 4.0 | 4.3 | 4.3 | 4.3 |
Sold By | Tech-Boutique | Tech-Boutique | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
size | 20mm | NORMAL | Adjustable | 41 MM | — | — |
display size | 1.2 inches | 0.8 inches | 1.25 inches | 1.2 inches | 1.2 inches | 1.2 inches |
connectivity tech | GPS | Bluetooth | Bluetooth, USB | Bluetooth | Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi | Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi |
supported applications | Sleep Monitor, GPS, Messages, Calendar | GPS | Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Monitor, Contacts, Messages, Calendar | GPS | GPS | GPS |
input interface | touch screen | touch screen | touch pad | buttons, touch screen | buttons, touch screen | buttons, touch screen |
wireless standard | bluetooth | bluetooth | bluetooth | bluetooth | bluetooth | bluetooth |
From the manufacturer
Garmin vívomove Style
Hybrid Smartwatch with Hidden Color Touchscreen Display
- Hybrid smartwatch with a sophisticated analog look and advanced smart features, including dual AMOLED color touchscreen displays that are only visible when you need them
- Features domed Corning Gorilla glass and a sleek aluminum watch case; choose from stylish silicone or woven nylon bands
- Stay connected with smart notifications for incoming calls, text messages, calendar view and more (with a compatible smartwatch)
- Tune in to your health 24/7 with Pulse Ox and Body Battery energy monitor features and by tracking your menstrual cycle, stress, sleep, estimated heart rate and more (this is not a medical device and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or monitoring of any medical condition)
- Garmin Pay contactless payment solution lets you pay for purchases with your watch (available for supported cards from participating banks)
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Hidden DisplayThe display only appears when you need it. Interact with the touchscreen, and the hands dynamically move away. |
Smart NotificationsReceive emails, texts and alerts right on your watch, when paired with a compatible smartphone. |
Fitness TrackingSee your daily steps, floors climbed, intensity minutes and more. |
Body BatteryTrack your body’s energy levels so you can find the best times for activity and rest. |
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Stress TrackingStress tracking can tell if you’re having a calm, balanced or stressful day. Relax reminders will even prompt you to do a short breathing activity. |
Heart RateEstimated wrist-based heart rate constantly samples your heart rate and will alert you if it stays high while you’re at rest. It also helps gauge how hard you work during activities. |
Hydration TrackingLog your daily water intake as a reminder to stay hydrated. |
Sleep TrackingGet a full picture of how you’re sleeping with a breakdown of your light, deep and REM sleep stages, as well as Pulse Ox (this is not a medical device and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or monitoring of any medical condition). |
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Product Dimensions | 1.65 x 1.65 x 0.47 inches |
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Item Weight | 1.23 ounces |
ASIN | B07W2Z9MQF |
Item model number | 010-02240-03 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #233,241 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #4,193 in Smartwatches |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | September 5, 2019 |
Department | mens |
Manufacturer | Garmin |
Item Weight | 35 Grams |
Standing screen display size | 1.2 Inches |
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Product Description
Elevate your look with vívomove® style. This Hybrid smartwatch with an aluminum case combines analog style with smart features. When you receive text messages and other notifications delivered to your wrist (with a compatible smartphone), just swipe, and real Watch hands move to reveal a hidden touchscreen display. Pay for purchases on the go with Garmin available for supported cards from participating banks), track everything from stress to your body’s current energy level (The data and information provided by these devices is intended to be a close estimation of your activity and metrics tracked, but may not be precisely accurate), and even connect to the GPS on your smartphone to track outdoor walks and runs. Try out new looks with additional quick release bands, available in fashion-forward styles, and get up to five days of battery life on a single charge.
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Customers like the appearance of the wearable computer. They say the hidden screen and the look of the watch is very compelling. They also appreciate the sharp design, clean and simple style, and the color screen looks great. They are also satisfied with the quality. However, some customers dislike accuracy. Opinions are mixed on sleep tracking, battery life, notifications, touch screen, and performance.
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Customers like the appearance of the wearable computer. They say the look of the watch is compelling, elegant, and light. They also appreciate the sharp design and simple style. The color screen looks great and is a really nice touch. The touch screen looks very good and the customizable colors and wigdet are really nice. The face and body are almost perfect for their tastes and being made of aluminum makes it.
"...As a watch I love it. I love the clean and simple style. I love that's it not a chunky/heavy slab on my wrist. It's surprisingly small actually...." Read more
"...So bottom line I found the Garmin vivomove is a great, beautifully designed, very light fitness watch which you can wear to a black tie event since..." Read more
"...It never misses calls and I can reject them easily. The touch screen looks very good and the customizable colors and wigdet are really nice features...." Read more
"This is a great lightweight design and the always on watch face looks great...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the wearable computer. They mention that it's a great piece of hardware, the construction seems durable, and the quality is top. The app is excellent and the design is sharp. The user interface is promising but feels half baked.
"...Fenix 6 I was really excited, but had to see that this is a great piece of hardware (man I liked it as a watch just as my Omega) but found out that..." Read more
"...But overall it's a really great watch and I still like it a lot after a year." Read more
"...It does everything a smart watch should and the Garmin app is excellent. All was good except this watch will not stay connected to the iPhone...." Read more
"This was given to me by my girlfriend. Amazing watch, I love the classic, minimalistic look it has, but while being able to have all the smart..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the sleep tracking of the wearable computer. Some mention that the fitness tracking is really good, it tells time and tracks steps, and allows them to monitor their exercise. However, others say that the sleep tracker isn't very detailed, can't accurately keep time, and the fitness tracker data has a large disparity with other fitness trackers.
"...Accurate heart-rate, sleep tracking, move reminders, water intake tracking and more ... and the right smartphone extension for notifications - 5..." Read more
"...It logs less steps in a day, but right now I'm assuming that is just because the Fitbit tended to log some hand movements...." Read more
"...For activity tracking it seems to be really accurate, even using only the wrist heart rate sensor, and I have to say this is quite amazing when you..." Read more
"...especially the LUXE versions I mean for $499 and this device STILL doesn't track naps. Like come on Garmin this is very infuriating...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the battery life of the wearable computer. Some mention that it lasts days, while others say that it drains after about 3 and a half days.
"...Has a long battery life (5 days with full functionality and at least 7 days working as a normal watch) and its just a good looking watch." Read more
"...-looks fantastic! No one knows it's a smartwatch.-battery life better than most and charges quickly..." Read more
"...As compared to other hybrid watches the battery life is not great and the touch screen can be frustratingly unresponsive, although it gets better..." Read more
"...I like the body battery and stress tracking, those are new to me...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the notifications. Some mention it acts as a phone companion showing notifications, like texts and calendar reminders. However, others say that notifications are a mess and they can't get it to receive them. They also mention that message notifications often dissappear in less than a second.
"...Also, message notifications often dissappear in less than a second (I don't even have time to lift my arm before they go away) and it's the same..." Read more
"...water intake tracking and more ... and the right smartphone extension for notifications - 5 stars. Apple should have made such device long time ago." Read more
"...I could not get it to receive notifications, even after resetting it multiple times, my phone multiple times, re-installing the app, following all..." Read more
"...ones, and I love that this watch looks like a watch and also has notification and allows me to monitor my exercise when I need it...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the touch screen. Some mention that it works much better on this device, while others say that it's not very responsive at times.
"...watches the battery life is not great and the touch screen can be frustratingly unresponsive, although it gets better with some practice...." Read more
"...I have not yet used the website.As a smart watch it works fine...." Read more
"...fixes its software glitches: the HR monitor module, and the touchscreen sensitivity. I suspect there’s more to it, as it shouldn’t be too sensitive...." Read more
"...By about 90 bucks.Pros:-Touch screen has improved over previous version-Amoled screen looks great and blends right in..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the wearable computer. Some mention it does everything a smart watch should, while others say it's completely useless and has zero give.
"...I wasn't expecting just how bad it is though. It has zero give, so it either cuts in to your skin since it so thin and stiff, or it just dangles and..." Read more
"I got this watch almost a year ago and it still works great...." Read more
"...I mean, the device doesn't work anyway; why bother letting the user customize it how they want?..." Read more
"...This makes it nearly useless since you cant tell where the message is coming from. Also, when a notification comes in it just says who sent it...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the accuracy of the wearable computer. For example, they mention that the HR monitor is not accurate, the GPS accuracy is really bad, and it's not as accurate as Fossil.
"...but found out that the GPS accuracy is really bad compared to an iPhone and the UI is form the 90s with the 5..." Read more
"...for you because it doesn't have GPS included and the heart monitor is not the most accurate, but for me is really the best product...." Read more
"...Cons:- HR monitor is not accurate at all: 20 points higher than fitbit’s- Stairs/floor counting improved over the prev. gen.,..." Read more
"This is not as accurate as Fossil. Imagine?" Read more
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As a watch I love it. I love the clean and simple style. I love that's it not a chunky/heavy slab on my wrist. It's surprisingly small actually. The face and body are almost perfect for my tastes, and being made of aluminum makes it half the weight of the stainless steel models. The minute hand silently ticks every 10 seconds. Now for the bad. The strap itself is ugly, stiff, and just all around crap. I expected that though, and planned to order some watch straps. I wasn't expecting just how bad it is though. It has zero give, so it either cuts in to your skin since it so thin and stiff, or it just dangles and slips. I have smaller wrists and only have 2 holes left in the strap, so it seems short. If buying this model (nylon strap) I would highly recommend buying some 20mm straps at the same time. The only real (unexpected) disappointment for me is the white tipped hands. I assumed they would be visible in the dark, but they are not. It's difficult to read in minimal darkness without activating the display. Since I'm not interested in wasting space by having a digital watch on top of an analog watch, I've set it so that my 2nd widget displayed when swiping is the clock/battery level. Not something I am happy about, but it seems a compromise for easiest way to check the time in the dark.
As a tracker I am still getting used to it. I have only had it a few days. It definitely seems to be either less sensitive or more accurate than the Fitbit. It logs less steps in a day, but right now I'm assuming that is just because the Fitbit tended to log some hand movements. I like the app, but it will definitely take some getting used to coming from the Fitbit. I would like to see more customizable goal tracking included (weight management, calorie intake, distance, etc.), but I may just not have found those features yet. I love the calendar piece. I wish that could be exported/synced to a private xcal though. The HR monitor seems equivalent to the Fitbit. I have not yet used the website.
As a smart watch it works fine. I don't want interactive features (such as replying to texts/emails or answering phone calls). For me, I mainly want to see notifications. Half the alerts I get I need to know about but don't need to respond to immediately so my phone can stay in my pocket or I don't have to exit media/game apps. My only current issue is that it won't let me setup Garmin Pay. The app says it is connected, but then when I try to setup Garmin Pay it says not connected. I'll have to contact support to see what's going on.
Other than a few minor details, so far I am pleased with the device. Again, I haven't had it long so my opinion may change based on things like customer support or durability. The daily "please write a review" emails from Garmin are a bit annoying though.
UPDATE:
OK, after rebooting my phone the Garmin app setup Garmin Pay no problems.
One of the things I was concerned about was the glass. The more expensive models have the Sapphire glass and I wasn't sure if I was going to regret not paying for it. So far I have bumped into enough things to think I'll be OK. My Fitbit Ionic was scratched on day 1, and seemed to acquire a new scratch weekly. So far my Garmin glass looks brand new.
I have noticed that the auto activity detect is not nearly as accurate as the Ionic. I've had it start and stop anywhere from 30 seconds to 12 minutes after the schedule (detect after 10 minutes). Was testing this for a week on a treadmill, so it was very regular movement which should have increased it's detection accuracy. At this point I don't rely on auto activities at all. Minor annoyance, but probably should be starting/stopping manually anyway.
The biggest complaint I've had so far is that it was VERY insensitive to double-taps on the watch face to wake it. I usually have to double-tap two or three times. SUPER annoying. I dealt with it for a month before finally contacting support (who were fantastic BTW). A reset seemed to resolve the insensitivity, and I was happy. Until after I customized the appearance and the issue returned. Anyway, got it narrowed down to the weather complication. I had that set on the top. When I switched to the day/date complication on the top the double-tap began to work on the first try again. Submitted the issue to support, so hopefully resolved in the future. At this point I'm just glad to have found the problem and gotten it working better using a different complication.
I really liked the appearance when I first got the watch and it has only grown on me since. Definitely satisfied with the purchase. Upping from 4 to 5 stars. Now I just hope it lasts longer than the 1 to 2 year average of my previous Fitbit devices.
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2019
As a watch I love it. I love the clean and simple style. I love that's it not a chunky/heavy slab on my wrist. It's surprisingly small actually. The face and body are almost perfect for my tastes, and being made of aluminum makes it half the weight of the stainless steel models. The minute hand silently ticks every 10 seconds. Now for the bad. The strap itself is ugly, stiff, and just all around crap. I expected that though, and planned to order some watch straps. I wasn't expecting just how bad it is though. It has zero give, so it either cuts in to your skin since it so thin and stiff, or it just dangles and slips. I have smaller wrists and only have 2 holes left in the strap, so it seems short. If buying this model (nylon strap) I would highly recommend buying some 20mm straps at the same time. The only real (unexpected) disappointment for me is the white tipped hands. I assumed they would be visible in the dark, but they are not. It's difficult to read in minimal darkness without activating the display. Since I'm not interested in wasting space by having a digital watch on top of an analog watch, I've set it so that my 2nd widget displayed when swiping is the clock/battery level. Not something I am happy about, but it seems a compromise for easiest way to check the time in the dark.
As a tracker I am still getting used to it. I have only had it a few days. It definitely seems to be either less sensitive or more accurate than the Fitbit. It logs less steps in a day, but right now I'm assuming that is just because the Fitbit tended to log some hand movements. I like the app, but it will definitely take some getting used to coming from the Fitbit. I would like to see more customizable goal tracking included (weight management, calorie intake, distance, etc.), but I may just not have found those features yet. I love the calendar piece. I wish that could be exported/synced to a private xcal though. The HR monitor seems equivalent to the Fitbit. I have not yet used the website.
As a smart watch it works fine. I don't want interactive features (such as replying to texts/emails or answering phone calls). For me, I mainly want to see notifications. Half the alerts I get I need to know about but don't need to respond to immediately so my phone can stay in my pocket or I don't have to exit media/game apps. My only current issue is that it won't let me setup Garmin Pay. The app says it is connected, but then when I try to setup Garmin Pay it says not connected. I'll have to contact support to see what's going on.
Other than a few minor details, so far I am pleased with the device. Again, I haven't had it long so my opinion may change based on things like customer support or durability. The daily "please write a review" emails from Garmin are a bit annoying though.
UPDATE:
OK, after rebooting my phone the Garmin app setup Garmin Pay no problems.
One of the things I was concerned about was the glass. The more expensive models have the Sapphire glass and I wasn't sure if I was going to regret not paying for it. So far I have bumped into enough things to think I'll be OK. My Fitbit Ionic was scratched on day 1, and seemed to acquire a new scratch weekly. So far my Garmin glass looks brand new.
I have noticed that the auto activity detect is not nearly as accurate as the Ionic. I've had it start and stop anywhere from 30 seconds to 12 minutes after the schedule (detect after 10 minutes). Was testing this for a week on a treadmill, so it was very regular movement which should have increased it's detection accuracy. At this point I don't rely on auto activities at all. Minor annoyance, but probably should be starting/stopping manually anyway.
The biggest complaint I've had so far is that it was VERY insensitive to double-taps on the watch face to wake it. I usually have to double-tap two or three times. SUPER annoying. I dealt with it for a month before finally contacting support (who were fantastic BTW). A reset seemed to resolve the insensitivity, and I was happy. Until after I customized the appearance and the issue returned. Anyway, got it narrowed down to the weather complication. I had that set on the top. When I switched to the day/date complication on the top the double-tap began to work on the first try again. Submitted the issue to support, so hopefully resolved in the future. At this point I'm just glad to have found the problem and gotten it working better using a different complication.
I really liked the appearance when I first got the watch and it has only grown on me since. Definitely satisfied with the purchase. Upping from 4 to 5 stars. Now I just hope it lasts longer than the 1 to 2 year average of my previous Fitbit devices.
I found two watches that checked every point above. The Fossil Collider and this one. I first bought the Fossil and liked it but I had to return it after a couple of weeks because it was missing calls all the time. So I replaced it with the Garmin and despite some flaws it's really good.
If I turn off everything I don't need (heart beat monitor and motion sensor) the battery lasts for 7-9 days. It never misses calls and I can reject them easily. The touch screen looks very good and the customizable colors and wigdet are really nice features. The band is also very confortable without the usual rubbery material that irritates the skin.
Of course it's not perfect. As compared to other hybrid watches the battery life is not great and the touch screen can be frustratingly unresponsive, although it gets better with some practice. Also, message notifications often dissappear in less than a second (I don't even have time to lift my arm before they go away) and it's the same whatever the display time I set.
But overall it's a really great watch and I still like it a lot after a year.
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I get at least three mentions a month about my watch like 'hey nice watch' and then BOOM I show them it's digital and they are in awe. I don't know I just love this watch
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 6, 2023
I get at least three mentions a month about my watch like 'hey nice watch' and then BOOM I show them it's digital and they are in awe. I don't know I just love this watch
The features on this watch totally blew my mind. The oled display is gorgeous, deep blacks, sharp and bright. Battery life and charging time are really good.
I saw in another review that it felt cheaply made... I really don't understand. It actually feels very high quality. The case is entirely made of aluminium and it definitely feels like so, and not like cheap plastic. The nylon band looks great and is so tightly woven that you just can't soak it wet.
The only thing I would have liked is that it would have a saphire glass like the luxe but I feel like gorilla glass will be fine enough. To be honest I would probably not complain if the luxe had gorilla glass too.
Also, maybe you've heard that you can't see time on it in the dark. Well... tap on the screen twice and you'll see it.
Premessa 1: Sono già un possessore dell'orologio Garmin Vivomove HR, ho ad oggi quasi due anni di utilizzo alle spalle.
Premessa 2: Ho utilizzato il vecchio orologio e utilizzerò questo modello associato al telefono Huawei MATE 10 PRO.
Premessa 3: L'ho comprato venduto e spedito da Amazon a €316.
Cosa deve avere un orologio Smart secondo me? Deve essere comodo, la batteria deve durare almeno 4 giorni, deve essere impermeabile e l'ora deve essere sempre visibile. Inoltre non deve essere complicato sennò se devo perderci troppo tempo per usarlo mi conviene tirare fuori il telefono.
Non sono un malato di notifiche e non sono nemmeno uno sportivo agonistico, faccio sport esclusivamente per il mio benessere che sia una corsa o una pedalata.
Il primo consiglio che vi voglio dare va al di là di questa recensione: se dovete scegliere un prodotto che andrete ad indossare tutti i giorni per molto tempo vi consiglio di sceglierne uno che vi trasmetti qualcosa, deve essere un oggetto che vi faccia piacere metterlo. Questo non è uno strumento di lavoro, è uno strumento di piacere, non siamo obbligati ad indossarlo.
Il mercato oggi offre una vasta scelta e diverse categorie di orologi 2.0, gli smartwatch e gli sportwatch (escludendo tutto il mondo band).
Questo Garmin Vivomove Style si posiziona esattamente nel mezzo, offre entrambe le caratteristiche in un semplice ed elegante orologio analogico.
Le funzionalità 2.0 sono celate, a prima vista non si notano, dentro il quadrante sono nascosti due piccoli schermi AMOLED a colori che solo se attivati (con la rotazione del polso o col tocco dello schermo) mostrano un sacco di funzioni.
Adesso proverò ad elencarvi tutte le funzionalità che offre e cosa monitora, poi proveremo a tirare due somme e capire i pro e i contro.
Offre la lettura delle notifiche e risposta con messaggi preimpostati*, risposte alle chiamate, sensore cardio, conta passi, piani saliti, minuti di intensità, calorie bruciate, rilevamento dello stress, distanza percorsa, controllo della musica sul cellulare, meteo, sveglie, qualità del sonno, monitoraggio attività fisica e sport specifici. Inoltre offre funzioni come il calendario (si può visualizzare quello Google), monitoraggio dell'idratazione, si può monitorare il ciclo mestruale, GPS**, Garmin Pay...
*ad oggi si può rispondere solo a chiamate ed SMS, non ancora a Whatsapp, Telegram, Messanger..
**sfrutta il GPS dello smartphone, non ha un GPS proprietario. Tradotto: per sfruttare il GPS devi avere sempre il telefono con te durante le varie attività fisiche.
Rispetto al vecchio modello Vivomove HR ci sono un'infinità di funzionalità in più.
Alcune funzionalità possono sembrare limitanti, non ha un microfono integrato, non ha un altoparlante, alle si chiamate si può quindi solo rispondere o mettere giù.
Vi faccio un esempio in merito: sono in bici con le cuffie bluetooth, ricevo una chiamata, rispondo dall'orologio e posso parlare al telefono direttamente dalle cuffie. Questo è un esempio per farvi capire quali possono essere le sue possibilità.
Per chi invece pratica sport ed è indeciso su quale Garmin acquistare vi posso dire che NON si possono caricare allenamenti sull'orologio e ovviamente NON si possono visualizzare le mappe. Lo schermino LED si accende alla rotazione del polso, le informazioni che vengono trasmesse sono solo 4 (cronometro, km percorsi, andatura media e calorie briuiate, oltre all'ora, il giorno e lo stato della batteria.
Tutte queste informazioni sono riportate nello schermo inferiore, sullo schermo superiore invece si può visualizzare sempre lo in quale zona cardiaca ci troviamo + frequenza cardiaca in tempo reale, indicata dalle lancette fisiche dell'orologio come un tachimetro (vedi foto).
Cerchiamo di tirare due somme, quali sono i pro e i contro?
Per chi vuole uno smartwatch ci sono tantissimi contro, per chi vuole uno sportwatch pure.
Per chi ha pretese ma non troppe e vuole comunque al polso un prodotto elegante allora va benissimo! Ma bisogna sposare la via di mezzo! Il pensiero è legittimo..con 300 euro di spesa uno deve pretendere il meglio! Ma secondo me lui è il meglio della sua categoria, la categoria degli orologi ibridi! Sicuramente posso dirvi che avrei pagato volentieri un 50 euro in meno..
Note importanti per chi possiede uno Smartphone Huawei:
fateci un pensiero prima dell'acquisto, sappiate che per farlo funzionare dovrete navigare un po' nelle impostazioni del vostro telefono, dovrete lasciare sempre aperta l'applicazione Garmin Connect e dare tutte le autorizzazioni per fare girare l'applicazione sempre in background.
Se avete dubbi e volete contattarmi scrivetemi pure!
Se volete proteggerlo un po' di più nonostante il vetro in Gorilla Glass vi consiglio di acquistare una PELLICOLA e non il vetro temperato. Quest'ultimo infatti non riesce ad adattarsi bene al quadrante essendo un po' curvo lungo la circonferenza. Andate a vedere le altre recensioni sul mio canale, ho parlato di entrambi i prodotti.
Reviewed in Italy on May 18, 2020
Premessa 1: Sono già un possessore dell'orologio Garmin Vivomove HR, ho ad oggi quasi due anni di utilizzo alle spalle.
Premessa 2: Ho utilizzato il vecchio orologio e utilizzerò questo modello associato al telefono Huawei MATE 10 PRO.
Premessa 3: L'ho comprato venduto e spedito da Amazon a €316.
Cosa deve avere un orologio Smart secondo me? Deve essere comodo, la batteria deve durare almeno 4 giorni, deve essere impermeabile e l'ora deve essere sempre visibile. Inoltre non deve essere complicato sennò se devo perderci troppo tempo per usarlo mi conviene tirare fuori il telefono.
Non sono un malato di notifiche e non sono nemmeno uno sportivo agonistico, faccio sport esclusivamente per il mio benessere che sia una corsa o una pedalata.
Il primo consiglio che vi voglio dare va al di là di questa recensione: se dovete scegliere un prodotto che andrete ad indossare tutti i giorni per molto tempo vi consiglio di sceglierne uno che vi trasmetti qualcosa, deve essere un oggetto che vi faccia piacere metterlo. Questo non è uno strumento di lavoro, è uno strumento di piacere, non siamo obbligati ad indossarlo.
Il mercato oggi offre una vasta scelta e diverse categorie di orologi 2.0, gli smartwatch e gli sportwatch (escludendo tutto il mondo band).
Questo Garmin Vivomove Style si posiziona esattamente nel mezzo, offre entrambe le caratteristiche in un semplice ed elegante orologio analogico.
Le funzionalità 2.0 sono celate, a prima vista non si notano, dentro il quadrante sono nascosti due piccoli schermi AMOLED a colori che solo se attivati (con la rotazione del polso o col tocco dello schermo) mostrano un sacco di funzioni.
Adesso proverò ad elencarvi tutte le funzionalità che offre e cosa monitora, poi proveremo a tirare due somme e capire i pro e i contro.
Offre la lettura delle notifiche e risposta con messaggi preimpostati*, risposte alle chiamate, sensore cardio, conta passi, piani saliti, minuti di intensità, calorie bruciate, rilevamento dello stress, distanza percorsa, controllo della musica sul cellulare, meteo, sveglie, qualità del sonno, monitoraggio attività fisica e sport specifici. Inoltre offre funzioni come il calendario (si può visualizzare quello Google), monitoraggio dell'idratazione, si può monitorare il ciclo mestruale, GPS**, Garmin Pay...
*ad oggi si può rispondere solo a chiamate ed SMS, non ancora a Whatsapp, Telegram, Messanger..
**sfrutta il GPS dello smartphone, non ha un GPS proprietario. Tradotto: per sfruttare il GPS devi avere sempre il telefono con te durante le varie attività fisiche.
Rispetto al vecchio modello Vivomove HR ci sono un'infinità di funzionalità in più.
Alcune funzionalità possono sembrare limitanti, non ha un microfono integrato, non ha un altoparlante, alle si chiamate si può quindi solo rispondere o mettere giù.
Vi faccio un esempio in merito: sono in bici con le cuffie bluetooth, ricevo una chiamata, rispondo dall'orologio e posso parlare al telefono direttamente dalle cuffie. Questo è un esempio per farvi capire quali possono essere le sue possibilità.
Per chi invece pratica sport ed è indeciso su quale Garmin acquistare vi posso dire che NON si possono caricare allenamenti sull'orologio e ovviamente NON si possono visualizzare le mappe. Lo schermino LED si accende alla rotazione del polso, le informazioni che vengono trasmesse sono solo 4 (cronometro, km percorsi, andatura media e calorie briuiate, oltre all'ora, il giorno e lo stato della batteria.
Tutte queste informazioni sono riportate nello schermo inferiore, sullo schermo superiore invece si può visualizzare sempre lo in quale zona cardiaca ci troviamo + frequenza cardiaca in tempo reale, indicata dalle lancette fisiche dell'orologio come un tachimetro (vedi foto).
Cerchiamo di tirare due somme, quali sono i pro e i contro?
Per chi vuole uno smartwatch ci sono tantissimi contro, per chi vuole uno sportwatch pure.
Per chi ha pretese ma non troppe e vuole comunque al polso un prodotto elegante allora va benissimo! Ma bisogna sposare la via di mezzo! Il pensiero è legittimo..con 300 euro di spesa uno deve pretendere il meglio! Ma secondo me lui è il meglio della sua categoria, la categoria degli orologi ibridi! Sicuramente posso dirvi che avrei pagato volentieri un 50 euro in meno..
Note importanti per chi possiede uno Smartphone Huawei:
fateci un pensiero prima dell'acquisto, sappiate che per farlo funzionare dovrete navigare un po' nelle impostazioni del vostro telefono, dovrete lasciare sempre aperta l'applicazione Garmin Connect e dare tutte le autorizzazioni per fare girare l'applicazione sempre in background.
Se avete dubbi e volete contattarmi scrivetemi pure!
Se volete proteggerlo un po' di più nonostante il vetro in Gorilla Glass vi consiglio di acquistare una PELLICOLA e non il vetro temperato. Quest'ultimo infatti non riesce ad adattarsi bene al quadrante essendo un po' curvo lungo la circonferenza. Andate a vedere le altre recensioni sul mio canale, ho parlato di entrambi i prodotti.
Volgens het horloge heb ik diep geslapen op een moment dat ik op de bank zat te werken en de indicatie voor slaaptijd klopt niet, hij registreert het zelfs niet als ik uit bed ga.
Het vinden van een GPS-signaal lukt niet.
Zelfs voor de aanbiedingsprijs vind ik dit een veel te duur horloge. Goedkopere merken en modellen doen het in de praktijk veel beter. Daarom stuur ik hem retour.