Garmin hit the market hard this year with their newest lineup of wearable tech. Garmin's smartwatches, the Vivoactive 3 and Vivomove HR , plus the fitness tracker Vivosmart 3, which launched earlier this year, have taken most of the spotlight, but one other Vivo- device is worth talking about: the...

It's light and I can weir it during the day. But I don't think the battery can maintain for 7 days, only 50% battery left after 2 days, and only 30 min gps was used.

Well it works as advised. Water proof and had gps at a reasonable price. That is what I was looking for.

It's not very good at reading stairs (I get credit for well less than half the flights I climb), and quite poor at documenting total feet climbed while cycling. I run Ride with GPS simultaneously and the Vivosport picks up only about half the feet climbed, though the mileage is fairly accurate.

The guy at NFM really pushed this as better than the Fitbit products. I've had Fitbit's in the past, and they are way better than this piece of junk. The GPS is VERY slow to connect, and sometimes doesn't work at all.

This is a review of the site description not the product itself. I did not know there were 2 sizes: small/med and large. There's no where to specify what size you'd like to order. There's no choice. If you're going to offer just one size (I received a large) please say so in the description.

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GPS; Constant heart-rate monitoring; Comfortable

Small; fiddly screen; No swim tracking; No support for external sensors

It performs all its stated functions well - with one glaring exception - Sleep Tracking. This simply does not work, despite my searching for hints on the help site.

You can think of the vivosport as essentially the vivosmart 3+ because essentially it is the vivosmart 3 but with GPS, a color display, and LiveTracking. That's really it. Garmin is mostly targeting runners with this fitness tracking, given that they added GPS, but avid runners will still likely...

Sleek; slim; comfortable design with color touchscreen display and wrist HRM; Built-in GPS; LiveTrack and VO2 Max; Activity and sleep tracking features + sport tracking; Fully waterproof

Expensive, Strength training feature still isn't all that it's cracked up to be, Always looks like a sport band (i.e; no way to make it more office friendly, Heart rate monitor is really only accurate for running

Awesome product, exactly what i've expected. couple things to mention-stair count is a bit off in my eyes, perhaps manufacturer should review it. Also the clasp and strap retainer seems to irritate my skin from time to time, but ot's Not constant and happens randomly.