Garmin Venu Sq Music Edition Smartwatch

It’s the tiny details and finesse that make Garmin Venu Sq stand out. It has got a myriad of sensors and smarts to guide you, motivate you to move your muscles, and shape both your body and mind. Thanks to a light, modest form factor as well as long battery life, it is easily an all-day every-day wearable. Now, it’s true that Garmin has prioritized function over fashion and has some features missing (perhaps to hit the price point). Say, an AMOLED display (which would’ve benefited in better blacks, color contrast, and battery life), the lack of a mic and a speaker (for attending calls), the absent sensors like altimeter and gyroscope (for tracking elevation and angular velocity), or even the 3rd party app support (that can’t match what some of its competitors boast). But, if you care more about tracking, then I’m fairly confident that it will fare as a confidante where it matters to you. You just gotta ask yourself how much do you want your watch to replace your phone? Also, if I were you, I would get the regular Venu Sq as it’ll cost less and I won’t be losing much. But that’s just me. You do you.