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TechRadar UK
★★★★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

The arrival of the Venu Sq means you can now pick up a Garmin smartwatch with a color display for less than £200. The problem is that the screen quality and design is inferior to the more expensive Venu. The archaic watch UI and sluggish GPS left us with mixed feelings about the cheaper Venu.

Feature-packed; Light and comfortable to wear; Works with external sensors

Slightly archaic watch UI; Lower quality screen than Venu; Missing altimeter

Pocket Lint
★★★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

The Venu Sq is a new approach from Garmin, looking to offer something a little less sporty in looks, while retaining the potency of Garmin's sporting heritage.

Compact design; GPS tracking; Lots of sports tracking; Body Battery for holistic view of fitness and recovery; Good accuracy

Display isn't the best; User interface might be a little too basic

Stuff.tv
★★★
★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

A very capable fitness tracker – but its smartwatch credentials can’t keep up

Loads of stats; Decent battery life; Comfortable

Music Edition costs too much; Dated interface; Limited smart features

Digitaltrends
★★★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

“This is an excellent health and fitness watch at an affordable price.”

Reliable and accurate activity tracking; In-depth data collection and analysis; Simple and lightweight design; Support for dozens of workout types; Nearly week-long battery life

$50 up-sell for music functionality; Touchscreen can be finicky during workouts; Limited "smart" features and notifications

ZDNet
★★★★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

Thanks to Apple and Samsung with their smartwatches sporting vibrant, brilliant touchscreen displays, people have come to look for this type of display on other wearables. Dedicated GPS sports watches tend to focus on data capture accuracy with displays that are visible outside.

Vibrant color LCD display; Responsive touchscreen interface; Low price; Excellent tactile buttons; Advanced health tracking and fitness features

Limited notification support

Android Authority
★★★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

Take the Garmin Venu, replace the OLED with an LCD display, and cut the price nearly in half....

Entry-level price point Long battery life Garmin Pay support on all models Accurate fitness and health tracking Useful and accurate sleep tracking

Music Edition costs $50 more Small display can be difficult to use GPS accuracy could use work

DC Rainmaker
★★★★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

In an interesting contrast to yesterday’s Fitbit Sense review , the Garmin Venu SQ has actually grown on me slightly since I started using it (whereas I got more confused the more I used the Fitbit Sense).

Wareable
★★★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu SQ Smartwatch Navy/Light Gold - Music Edition 010-02426-12 review

The Garmin Venu Sq is a well-priced and powerful jack-of-all-trades smartwatch, which cherry picks some of the best features of Garmin, Apple and Fitbit devices. It’s sports tracking focused, but doesn’t hold back in terms of wellness and body insights that cost a lot more elsewhere.

Stress; energy and respiration; Great price; Loads of sports profiles

Stuff.tv
★★★
★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu Sq - Music Edition review

When it comes to health and fitness there’s no doubting the Venu Sq’s credentials. It’s packed with features that you often have to pay much more for. The Venu Sq is being touted as a lifestyle device, though, and on that front it’s less successful. Garmin’s interface also looks rather dated when compared to the competition. Eschew the music functionality, save yourself £50, and the Venu Sq starts to look like a much more tempting prospect – just don’t expect top-of-the-class smartwatch skills.

Loads of stats; Decent battery life; Comfortable;

Music Edition costs too much; Dated interface; Limited smart features;

Stuff.tv
★★★
★★
3 years ago
Garmin Venu Sq – Music Edition review review

Loads of stats; Decent battery life; Comfortable;

Music Edition costs too much; Dated interface; Limited smart features;

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