Garmin Vívoactive 5, Health and Fitness GPS Smartwatch, AMOLED Display, Up to 11 Days of Battery, Slate Aluminum Bezel with Black Case and Silicone Band
Original price was: $299.99.$209.99Current price is: $209.99.
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Know the real you with the vívoactive® 5 smartwatch, the ultimate on-wrist coach designed to support your goals — whatever they may be. Featuring a bright, colorful AMOLED display and up to 11 days of battery life, this GPS smartwatch is purpose-built with essential health and fitness features to help you better understand your body. Body Battery™ energy monitoring helps you keep your energy levels in check with personalized insights based on sleep, naps, stress, workouts and more. Improve the quality of your sleep with personalized sleep coaching and nap detection plus even more details such as HRV status (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked). During the day, switch up your activities with more than 30 built-in sports apps — including apps for active wheelchair users — plus advanced training features to keep you going strong. When paired to your smartphone, vívoactive 5 makes it easy to receive texts, emails and other smart notifications right from your wrist. Plus, enjoy connectivity features such as music storage, Garmin Pay™ contactless payments and more.
Designed with a bright, colorful AMOLED display, get a more complete picture of your health, thanks to battery life of up to 11 days in smartwatch mode
Body Battery energy monitoring helps you understand when you’re charged up or need to rest, with even more personalized insights based on sleep, naps, stress levels, workouts and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
Get a sleep score and personalized sleep coaching for how much sleep you need — and get tips on how to improve plus key metrics such as HRV status to better understand your health (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
Find new ways to keep your body moving with more than 30 built-in indoor and GPS sports apps, including walking, running, cycling, HIIT, swimming, golf and more
Wheelchair mode tracks pushes — rather than steps — and includes push and handcycle activities with preloaded workouts for strength, cardio, HIIT, Pilates and yoga, challenges specific to wheelchair users and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
Automatic nap detection and nap logging tracks your nap length during the day, providing personalized insights on how it affects your Body Battery energy monitoring and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
Know your body better with extensive health monitoring features, including wrist-based heart rate, morning report, fitness age, stress tracking, menstrual cycle and pregnancy tracking, meditation and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
Take on any fitness journey with advanced training features such as workout benefit — which helps you understand how each workout affects your body — and recovery time to know how long your body needs to recover and more
Use preloaded workouts that include cardio, yoga, strength, HIIT and Pilates; create your own in the Garmin Connect smartphone app, or try Garmin Coach free adaptive training plans to help you prepare for your next running challenge
Download your favorite music to your watch, including playlists from your Spotify, Amazon Music or Deezer accounts, and connect with your wireless headphones for phone-free listening
Customers say
Customers find this smartwatch to be a fantastic fitness device with accurate GPS and heart rate monitoring, and one customer notes it provides golf yardage information. The watch features a brilliant display, and customers appreciate its perfect size, with one mentioning it accommodates plus-size wrists. They like the sleep tracking capabilities, with one noting it tracks energy levels, and find it easy to set up, though opinions on ease of use are mixed. The battery life receives positive feedback, with one customer reporting 8-9 days between charges.
10 reviews for Garmin Vívoactive 5, Health and Fitness GPS Smartwatch, AMOLED Display, Up to 11 Days of Battery, Slate Aluminum Bezel with Black Case and Silicone Band
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Eddie & Mariâs –
In love with this watch!!! ð
I used to have an Apple Watch, but decided to give the Garmin vÃvoactive 5 a tryâand Iâm so glad I did. The tracking is on another level, especially when it comes to fitness and health metrics. Everything feels more accurate and detailed, which has really helped me stay on top of my goals.Another huge plus is the battery life. I was charging my Apple Watch almost daily, but with the Garmin I can go up to 10â11 days without worrying. Itâs such a relief not having to charge it constantly.Comfortable, stylish, and packed with useful featuresâdefinitely worth the switch!
Sandy –
Great watch
I really like that you can turn the heart rate on or off, gps, on or off etc basically turning all emfs so you can wear it without those harmful effects and only turn them on when working out. The battery life works well and long. My husband and I have the same watch and wear it together. Occasionally his will say he ran a little further (for example mine will say I ran 1 mi while his will say .9 or 1.1) I have noticed the longer distances make the accuracy closer to the same. I love that you can customize the brightness and colors. Weâve set our face clock to more warm lighting so that even at night it isnât too awful bright and yet itâs still visible in the sun. I got the white and love the aesthetic. I also havenât noticed it yellow or easily discolor. Feels great on and doesnât rub while running. Doesnât feel too heavy either. For what you get the price was right. I got mine on sale for about $200.
Laura –
Great product
Stylish, great functionalities, battery lasts a ton. Bought for the tennis tracking feature
Omega Man –
I love this thing. Not the least expensive, but probably the best bang for the buck.
Iâm someone who really really did not want a watch of any sort, especially not an Apple Watch or anything else that is bloated with unnecessary hardware that needs to be charged every single day. Charging a phone every day is enough of a pain without needing to add any other junk, so no thanks to the useless gimmick-loaded âsmartâ watches.But I really needed to do fitness tracking because without some sort of gadget I just have zero idea how lazy or not lazy Iâve been lately and whether or not I need to get at least some minimal exercise.And my #1 must have feature is week-long battery charge life. This watch is good enough, even though the battery life might be more like 5 days in some cases if youâre using it for activities a lot where the gps is turned on. But for those not running with the gps every day or constantly tinkering with it a full battery charge seems to last a week. That is, charge it for an hour on Sunday and no need to charge it again until the same time next Sunday. You could get the battery to last longer if youâre willing to shut off absolutely everything that might use more power.I started out with a Garmin vivosmart 5 because I didnât think I needed anything beyond that, but I have sleep problems and decided I needed better sleep tracking. So I ended up with this one even though I donât really care about random silly âappsâ on a watch.Overall this watch has been excellent. It has a very good UI and the fitness tracking features a quite good. The sleep tracking is decent, but still has its issues that hopefully Garmin will fix with software updates. In particular the ânap trackingâ doesnât seem fully baked yet, and things like laying back in a recliner reading a book or watching TV can get falsely detected as a ânapâ. Then thereâs no way to delete a false nap on the watch or in the Garmin Connect app.There are still a few minor bugs that some people will run into but they seem to be things that can be fixed with firmware updates and I havenât run into anything completely feature-breaking.If you feel like messing with it you can also install some âappsâ like custom watch face designs or sunset/sunrise times, more detailed weather and such. But even without installing anything the watch does everything needed for health and fitness stuff.Almost all of the apps that come with the device can be uninstalled, so if you donât need âwomenâs health trackingâ for example then you can just remove that to free up space.Their mobile app is pretty well designed and only awkward in some parts of the configuration.The watch reliably synchronizes as long as you leave the phone app running in the background and Iâve never had any Bluetooth connection failures, lag, or lost pairings.Things that the watch is not good for are things that youâd typically use a phone for like communication, turn by turn navigation, maps, games, and such. But I donât want a watch to do any of that stuff and Iâd rather have it save its battery charge so I donât have to charge it constantly.So overall, this is âtheâ watch you want if you want as little nonsense as possible and donât want to worry about battery charge all the time but still need full health and fitness tracking stuff beyond what the $75-150 models offer. And there are also no subscriptions required.
Jared M King –
The best fitness tracker I’ve used
I’m coming from an Apple Watch Series 5. I had gotten frustrated with the battery life and sleep tracking and wanted to see if a more fitness-focused watch would be a better fit. I’m not a big runner or someone who does a lot of intense exercise, but I do like to track my exercise and sleep and get nudges to move when I’ve been sitting down for too long. I also like to get notifications on my wrist without needing to pull out my phone.Compared to the Apple Watch, the first major thing I noticed was this is nowhere close in terms of smarts. I had gotten used to Apple’s smooth interface, built in microphone and speaker for voice commands, and often useful apps that can be used without needing to get my phone out. That being said, after a few days I can confidently say that I don’t need them. I would argue that Garmin knows what this is and what it is not – it’s a fitness device first and foremost, and everything else comes second. And on that basis they nailed it – the fitness tracking has been excellent and noticeably better than the Apple Watch especially in sleep tracking. I also much prefer their approach to goals, which tracks exercise over the course of a week rather than focusing specifically on individual days. Whenever I was sick or had a down day I would feel guilty if I didn’t close all of my rings on my Apple Watch, but I don’t feel that same pressure with the Garmin. I do miss being able to use voice commands with my watch, but I could have gotten a more expensive Garmin if I really wanted that, and I don’t think it’s worth it for me.The second thing I noticed: not having to charge your watch every day is a game changer. This was easily my biggest frustration with the Apple Watch since it’s marketed as a device you wear 24×7 and yet needs to be charged every day. And considering how long it took to charge my Series 5, this was a major annoyance. I couldn’t charge it overnight, because I wanted sleep tracking. I couldn’t charge it in the morning, because I like to start off my day with exercise and it doesn’t charge fast enough to do it after a workout and before work. And if I charged it in the evening, I would often forget to put it on before bed and miss out on the sleep tracking. The Garmin is a breath of fresh air by comparison – I charge it about once a week, and with my relatively light usage it can probably go close to two. I took a multi day trip recently and I didn’t once have to worry about charging my watch, which was a pleasant change.Overall I think this watch is a great fit for a more casual user who isn’t running marathons but wants to track fitness and sleep and get some extras like smartphone notifications and see the weather at a glance. If you want something with more smart features and better build quality (i.e. more metal and less plastic), then the Venu might be a better fit. Or they have the Forerunner if you do run marathons. Or a bunch of other models for more specific use cases. But I would highly recommend giving this watch a try if you’re looking for the same things that I am.
marioosh –
Opinie piszÄ po okoÅo 3 tygodniach od zakupu, wiÄc zdÄ Å¼yÅem już dobrze zapoznaÄ siÄ z zegarkiem. Produkt jest rewelacyjny i speÅnia moje wszystkie oczekiwania, a nawet wiÄcej. Åwietne wykonanie, zegarek jest lekki, a pasek bardzo miÄkki, dziÄki czemu praktycznie nie czuÄ go na rÄce. Rewelacyjny wyÅwietlacz, na którym wszystko idealnie widaÄ nawet w peÅnym sÅoÅcu. Przy ciÄ gÅym pomiarze tÄtna, wÅÄ czonych powiadomieniach ze smartfona, rejestracji kilku aktywnoÅci i dokonywaniu nim kilku pÅatnoÅci dziennie, zegarek wytrzymuje na jednym Åadowaniu 7 peÅnych dób i zazwyczaj jeszcze jest okoÅo 20-30% baterii. Jak dla mnie wynik rewelacyjny. Åwietne modyfikowalne tarcze, które możemy za darmo pobraÄ ze sklepu Connect IQ. Zegarek sprawdzi siÄ w przypadku osoby która chce mieÄ nieduży i lekki zegarek z pÅatnoÅciami zbliżeniowymi, z ciÄ gÅym monitorowaniem stanu zdrowia i rejestrowaniem aktywnoÅci. OczywiÅcie dla wyczynowych sportowców Garmin ma lepsze urzÄ dzenia, jednak dla amatorów jest to bardzo dobry wybór.
R R –
Leggerissimo ed elegante. Ci sono tutte le funzioni che servono per controllare le proprie attività fisiche, allenarsi, tenersi in forma. Lo schermo è luminoso. Oltre alle caratteristiche base e tipiche di questi prodotti, ho apprezzato body battery, HRV Status, punteggio del sonno, controllo dello stress. C’è anche il pulsossimetro. Durata della batteria top: almeno una settimana e, in base all’uso del GPS, spesso anche qualche giorno in più. Non lo tolgo nemmeno quando faccio la doccia. Non gli manca niente: forse qualche fronzolo di cui non si avverte l’assenza. Io sono pienamente soddisfatto.
Eric V. –
Todo bien
Eunice Villanueva –
One of my best purchases this year ð¤£
john Lucich –
Easy to use and battery lasts a long time before needing a charge