Garmin Vivomove 3 Sport - Black - 44mm
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With the hybrid Garmin Vivomove 3 Sport on your wrist, you can see messages and notifications on your smartphone as they come in. At first glance, you won't notice that the watch has smart functions. You can make the touchscreen appear by swiping left or right. You'll be able to see your heart rate, stress level, and energy level. Is your body energy low or are you stressed? You'll know you have to take it easy. If you want to on a run, you can connect the watch to your phone via GPS to track your route, speed, and distance. The Vivomove Sport doesn't support Garmin Pay, so you can't use it to make contactless payments. Do you want to do that? Then look at the extensive Vivomove Style. This model also has a scratch-free color screen.
Note: a charger adapter isn't included. Do you want to charge the watch via a socket? If so, order a charger adapter separately.
Compatible with operating system | Android, iOS | |
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Recommended for wrist circumference | 17 - 19 cm | |
Quality of sports readings | Decent | |
Quality of health readings | Decent | |
Battery life in time mode | 120 hours | |
Type of heart rate measurement | Optical heart rate measurement | |
Required iPhone model | No impact | |
Independent music player |
5 stars
90
4 stars
98
3 stars
11
2 stars
4
1 star
0
I've had this watch for five days now. I had bought it to keep track of how much I walked and how well I slept. The steps count, of course, although I am sometimes surprised at the outcome. The sleep functions (including number of breaths per minute and oxygen level in your blood) are informative but suggest more exactness than I think is the case. But what turns out to be really useful is the "body battery" that sort of keeps track of how much energy you spend and build up. Here too you have to look through your eyelashes a bit, but I find it amazing how such a graph encourages me to sometimes take it easy and take breaks. And how it provides insight into the activities that my body (the watch looks at, among other things, Heart Rate Variability, HRV, a measure of the functioning of the autonomic nervous system) shows that they are tiring for me. And that during the day I already see that I have to build in rest so that I don't run out of energy well before bedtime. And whether I have replenished the energy supply at night.
Liesbeth Jongkind
8 December 2019
Automatically translated from Dutch
Instead of going 'full smartwatch' I decided to look for a "dumb" watch that is smartly made. I soon arrived at the Garmin Vivomove Style. After a long time of hesitation (it is quite pricey) I found it second chance at Coolblue and after a week of use I am more than happy with my purchase.
Design At my work, many colleagues were impressed by the design because the hands move so nicely with the information or, on the contrary, they avoid the information (for incoming messages) by standing at a quarter past three. You can customize the watch faces, but that's only to the options Garmin gives you. These are fine, extensive and you can even choose a color. But it would still be nice if you could set it up all by yourself. Fixed widgets can also be added, removed from the list or rearranged.
Functionality The watch counts steps and heart rate perfectly in my opinion. Not once have I been asked to reconnect (with the OnePlus 7T). The Garmin app is handy and user-friendly with a lot of insight into your biofeedback, the watch ensures that I drink more in a day (daily drinking goal and easy to add a volume of hydration via the watch) and the app recognizes whether you are walking or cycling. I haven't done an actual activity yet, so I can't judge yet about the GPS by phone. Although I don't expect anything crazy there. The same goes for Garmin Pay: not used, but will probably work fine. What I did test is the sleep tracker. I'm not a fan of sleeping with a watch on, but I was curious about how it worked. I woke up a number of times during the night, but it was not registered as such. Also in the morning when I was awake and quietly watching a series in bed, the watch registered that I was in my REM sleep. The 'Body Battery' was also completely empty after a night's sleep measurement, while according to the watch I had slept for 10 hours. Strangely enough, this measurement is more accurate without sleep measurement. Another weird measurement is the stress meter, no idea what this is based on. I got a lot of messages that I needed to relax, while I was already sitting quietly or not feeling stressed at all. Those messages actually made me stressed. Fortunately, you can also turn off the relaxation notification. According to Garmin, the watch learns your patterns and the measurements will have to become more accurate over time.
Battery The battery lasted me 3-4 days. This is, of course, because I haven't used GPS through my phone and I don't track sleep every night. If you are going to do this, then you will have to charge the battery after a day or 2-3, I expect.
Almost perfect Because I have read many reviews like this and watched many YouTube reviews, I knew about its defects. Not so much from the incorrect sleep measurement or frequent relaxation notifications, but from the double tap to wake up. In rest mode you don't see a screen, if you tap the screen twice, the screen wakes up ... often after three times. It's not always easy no, but luckily I'm a patient person and turning the wrist is often enough to wake up the screen. All in all, a very nice watch that provides a lot of insight into your well-being and also looks beautiful!
Tyson
16 March 2021
Automatically translated from Dutch
A fine watch. You can do a lot with it, including paying which I really like. It does need to be charged a little more often than I was used to with my Fitbit.
Titia
29 March 2020
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Product number | 836174 | |
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Manufacturer code | 010-02239-01 | |
Brand | Garmin | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue | |
Old product returned for free |
Compatible with operating system | Android, iOS | |
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Required iPhone model | No impact | |
Operating system | Garmin OS | |
Year introduced | 2019 | |
Guaranteed support with updates | 48 months after release date |
Watch case color | Black | |
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Watch case material | Stainless steel | |
Watch case shape | Round | |
Width | 44 mm | |
Depth | 11 mm | |
Weight | 46,1 g | |
Size watch case | Large | |
Recommended for wrist circumference | 17 - 19 cm | |
Total storage capacity | 0 GB | |
Shockproof | ||
Controlled via buttons on device |
Watch strap material | Plastic | |
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Watch strap color | Black | |
Closure type | Buckle | |
Interchangeable watch strap | ||
Compatibility watch strap | Universal |
Screen type | OLED | |
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Always-on display | ||
Data display | Analog, Digital | |
Touchscreen | ||
Color screen | ||
Adjustable watch face | ||
Type of glass | Gorilla glass |
Battery life in time mode | 120 hours | |
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Battery life in sports mode | 120 hours | |
Battery/battery capacity | 76 Ah | |
Energy source solar power | ||
Wireless charging |
Internet connection options | WiFi only | |
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Bluetooth | ||
ANT+ | ||
Independent music player | ||
Music controls | ||
Built-in microphone | ||
Built-in speakers | ||
Spoken directions | ||
Smart reply | ||
App installation possible | ||
Camera operation | ||
NFC |
Pedometer | ||
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Measures distance | ||
Speedometer | ||
Calorie counter | ||
Measures stairs climbed |
Heart rate measurement | ||
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Heart rate zones | ||
Heart rate sensor | Chest strap sold separately, Integrated pulse sensor | |
Type of heart rate measurement | Optical heart rate measurement | |
Heart rate measurement moment | Continuously | |
Notification exceedance heart rate zone | Yes | |
Irregular heartbeat notification | ||
Heart rate measurement under water |
Quality of health readings | Decent | |
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Skin temperature sensor | ||
Oximeter | ||
Blood pressure monitor | ||
EDA sensor | ||
Sleep score | ||
Measure REM sleep | ||
Average heart rate during sleep | ||
Measure recovery during sleep | ||
Menstrual cycle tracking | ||
Pregnancy monitoring |
Quality of sports readings | Decent | |
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Recommended for sports | Fitness, Swimming | |
Adjust sport profiles | ||
Manual training programs | ||
Save personal records | ||
Measure fitness age | ||
Recovery advice | ||
Interval training | ||
VO2 max measurement | ||
Automatic pausing | ||
Measures minutes of intensive training | ||
Measures average speed during activity | ||
Lap counter | ||
Race prognosis | ||
Measures swimming distance | ||
Measures swimming speed | ||
Swimming lap counter | ||
Connection to fitness machines possible |
Compass | ||
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Altimeter | ||
Type of altimeter | Always On altimeter, Barometric, Via smartphone | |
Accelerometer | ||
Thermometer |
Fall detection | ||
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Alarm function | ||
Geofencing |
