I had the original Vivosmart and loved it. After I lost it on a hike, I tried several other newcomers throughout the years. The Microsoft Band 1&2, Vivosmart HR, Nike FuelBand, and a FitBit. All failed to fulfill all of my needs.

A very easy to use device with plenty of information both from the tracker itself or the app. It detects your activity automatically without presetting. I returned my Samsung Gear Fit2 Pro. This one is a lot better than the Gear.

You can find this a whole lot cheaper elseswhere!

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.

Acted beyond expectation. Hardly notice that it is sitting there and doing its job. The Garmin app is good and has given me some news about me, a little fun. If you sync to their site too, there are more ways to visualize data. But, I used it around the clock.

It's interesting seeing Garmin take the Vivosmart series in a slightly different direction. By shrinking the display down and making it on-demand only, it's going to appeal to a slightly different market than that of the Vivosmart HR (or even HR+).

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

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.