Reviews Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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299.90 €
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Tomáš, Praha 9
Rated 02/03/2023, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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Fall detection
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Radek, Úpice
Rated 09/01/2023, variant Garmin Venu 2 Silver / Granite Blue Band
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beautiful and clear display
lots of nice features
beautiful overview of activities on the phone and watch, with reports
nice overview of other functions, sleep, battery points, stress
battery lasts 7 days with 3x weekly activity
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Radek, Úpice
Rated 03/01/2023, variant Garmin Venu 2 Silver / Granite Blue Band
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easy operation
nice display
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Milan, Přerov
Rated 25/12/2022, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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long battery life sensor quality
info about the flashlight body
NFC chip and payment option
no contactless charging
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Customer, Praha 4 - Háje
Rated 06/08/2022, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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Longer duration (9-12 days)
Very nice display, perfectly readable even under direct sunlight
You can read large messages and there is a quick reply function
Faster charging (from 15% to 100% in 1h 10 min)
Highly recommended for all who are outside of high sport 😉
If you have NFC payment function on your phone, setting fast payment via clock is useless/not critical
No flashlight / not critical
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Adam, Praha 5 - Smíchov
Rated 21/04/2022, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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I have been looking for some new Pebble watches that could fully replace this brand, but so far I have not succeeded. I expect the smart watch to last longer than a day, I will be able to read notifications from the phone, I will be able to control the music that is playing on the phone and I will be able to record my training / running / cycling.
I tried the watch with Google Wear for a while, but I was disappointed by the endurance and it overwhelmed everything that made the watch more of a phone, and that' s something that' s rather uninteresting for me. I' ve had a similar experience with watches from Samsung, they lasted a little longer, but again a bunch of apps that were more like messing up the style of “hey, I have a gameboy in my watch (but it' s unplayable on display)“.
I have been using various Amazfit watches for a long time. Specifically, Bip came to me very similar to those of Pebble and especially lasted a long time. After a while, I thought that I would like to restore it, because other updates were no longer coming out and my watch somehow looked good. So I switched to Amazfit GTR 2e. I was excited about them. Huge endurance (almost 2 weeks) and a large clear display. But what I didn' t test properly was their ability to record outdoor exercises, where I unfortunately found that their GPS was generally badly set up and thus poorly caught, and in the city among the barracks it is de facto impossible for it to catch at all, so I started looking after something new and better.
I' ve often heard that it' s Garmin who have great measurements, but they were quite expensive for me (watches over 10,000 are too much for me). It occurred to me that this watch is more for professional athletes - not for me. But then I discovered a compromise in the form of this watch, for which I am writing a review. I hesitated a lot, but in the end I decided to give it a try.
Upon receipt, I struggled a lot with the initial setup of both the watch and the application itself. It took 1-2 days before I finally found out where I would set what I really want to see on the watch and in the application, which cost me quite a few nerves and I wanted to return the watch. But after the initial setup, I was amazed day by day what the watch can do, how accurately it measures during and outside the activities, how beautiful the display is and, most importantly, how reliable it works. I was literally derailed by the ability to record exercise exercises (either from Garmin or in-app) directly into the watch, where you can even watch how to do the exercise. I was also surprised by the accuracy of stress measurement, when under heavy load the watch alerts me and offers me breathing exercises. Quite similar is the measurement of sleep, again I get recommendations for better sleep or praise that I met the goal. My previous experience with other watches was that this information was described in more detail in the mobile application and it said “hey dude, you' re quite stressed, you should do something about it, but I won' t tell you what at all“. Or “well, you' ve slept enough, try better next time“. Suddenly, all previous sports watches seem like mere toys that will measure something for you, but in reality they won' t help you much or motivate you to improve so much. I tested the watch while running and swimming in the indoor pool, and I gathered so much accurate data that I had to googlit.
Well, to sum it up, I definitely recommend these Garminky to everyone who expects smart features from smart watches (not smartphone replacement), detailed and accurate recording of sports activities and great endurance. I believe that you will be as satisfied as I am and that you will want to stay with this brand for some time.
(. hmmm, smart weight from Garmin? What? So I' m probably selling my old one here ?: D)
Beautiful display perfectly readable even in direct sunlight
Longer endurance (9-12 days)
Fast charging (from 30% to 100% in 1 hour)
Precise measurement
Convenient payment via Garmin Pay
Possibility to get various watch allowances via Garmin IQ
An even clearer Garmin Connect web interface
Really functional motivation system
Complicated initial setup
The charging cable and its connection to the watch look a bit unsightly
Non-original 22mm watch straps don' t fit or look like they don' t belong at all
Oxidation measurement eliminates the flashlight (single measurement = 1% down)
The elevation of the bezel compared to the glass on the watch, which is also somewhat sharp
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Martin, Bratislava
Rated 10/04/2022, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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great features
clear menu
OLED display
battery life
design
heart rate measurement accuracy
I didn't find
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Vladimír, Praha 8
Rated 17/03/2022, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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Beautifully legible display
Super stamina. Charged 10.3. and today there are 33% left
Quite simple operation
So far, I' m satisfied. Size great, fits well on the hands. I' ll see more in about half a year. These are my first Garmins and I' m already thinking that if I' m happy, I' ll go to Epix or Phoenix 7
They are completely plastic, so you feel like you have a toy on your hand
Buttons crunch when pressed, but what one wants from plastic
The only thing I miss is the absence of a dictaphone, but it is clear that if they do not have a microphone, it is not there.
What would be great if the bezel was rotatable
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Anonymous customer
Rated 15/03/2022, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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Precise measurement
Garmin Pay
Nice and clean design
Notifications including emoticons and the ability to set the applications you want to notify from
Battery life
Easy to read AMOLED display
Less clear system
Charging method
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Lukáš, Mútne
Rated 09/03/2022, variant Garmin Venu 2 Slate/Black Band
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After more than a week of use, I can say that it is a great watch. Endurance is excellent (10 days) of normal use.
Garmin Pay works nicely
Nice display
Clear Application
The initial setup is more complicated but manageable.
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