I bought this watch a week ago as part of my get fit initiative and it's great. It has some really good features like sleep analysis, stress management as well as step counter and heart rate measurement. The fact it's waterproof is also a real bonus as means I can wear it in the pool.

Exactly what I wanted, talks to my photo software and allows me to measure all the things my photo can't. Comfortable fit and easy to use

Easy to use and what i want in a watch

I purchased my own from another site and loved it and so I decided to purchase one for my husband. It is very durable, accurate and very comfortable to wear. The only thing I am a little disappointed about is the battery life. Several reviewers state its average battery life span is 5 days.

Although it's not so intuitive to navigate, the slim and comfortable Vivosmart 3 is a very good activity tracker that's waterproof and feature-packed.

The Garmin Vivosmart 3 is slim, very comfortable to wear, has a built-in heart-rate monitor and is fully waterproof; It's loaded with extra features, including stress-level measurements, VO2 Max readings, and a rep counter; It shows notifications from your phone

Some of the features are a little difficult to access on the watch; the display isn't as sharp as some competing models' displays

Bought this for my teen daughter. She absolutely loves it! The fact that it's waterproof was why we got this one. I love it because it helps her stay active.

Garmin's latest iteration of the Vivosmart can largely be thought of as a rival to the . It sports a similar design and feature set to the Charge 2, making it a good all-round fitness tracker for those not wanting the added expense of GPS.

Discreet and comfortable design; Good battery life; Touch interface is easy to use; Water-resistant

Garmin Connect app is still messy; Can't respond to notifications; Rep counting feels tacked on

Garmin is pushing its activity tracking to a new level with the Vivosmart 3. This wrist-placed wearable is Garmin's third generation of the Vivosmart, after skipping the number 2 in favor of the Vivosmart HR+ .

Rep counting; Auto activity tracking; Smart notifications

No GPS; Hit and miss wake movement sensing; Plain design

Works well. We use it for tracking heart rate and sleep, not for 'standard' activity-type tracking. Effectively we are using it for medical monitoring, although the instructions have lots of legal jargon saying you can't do that. The battery lasts a number of days between charges, which is good.

Garmin is turning its attentions back to the fitness tracker with the Garmin Vivosmart 3, with wellness at its heart. It's slightly less focussed on sport than the GPS-toting Garmin Vivosport , with stress tracking, guided breathing exercises and sleep monitoring joining exercise detection, rep...

Lots of features on offer; including VO2 Max; Supports some strength activities; Good price

No GPS; Display can be unresponsive sometimes; Heart rate not the best at high intensity