Product details
From sports to music functions, the vivoactive 3 Music keeps up with your active lifestyle. Store your music on the watch so you can listen to your favorite songs during every workout. This stylish smartwatch supports wrist-based heart rate monitoring, and with over 15 pre-installed sports apps, you have the choice of how to improve your fitness. The built-in GPS allows you to accurately track outdoor activities.
Highlights:
- Storage for up to 500 songs
- Supports contactless payments (Garmin Pay)
- Customization (display designs, apps)
- Over 15 pre-installed sports apps
- VO2 max calculation and fitness age determination
- Battery life: Up to 7 days (smartwatch mode)
- Suitable for swimming and showering.
| Smartwatch functions | Alarm clock, Contactless payment, Datebooks, Find my phone, Music functionalities, Music storage, Smart notifications, Touch screen, Weather |
| Operating system compatibility | Android, iOS |
| Wristband material | Silicone |
| Case material | Polymer |
| Item number | 8939487 |
Reviews & Ratings
The vivoactive 3 Music was really fun in the smartwatch test. If you have a small preference for numbers, you can measure almost everything with the smartwatch. However, the complexity of the watch also makes it a bit awkward to use - I've already rummaged through Garmin's online help once or twice...
- Accurate heart rate measurement with the basic fitness functions
- No automatic sports recognition
- few smart functions
Athletes make a fundamental decision when buying wearables: either for simpler operation with a clear overview or for greater detail and training plans. Test winner Apple has the best wearable in its range and measures heart rate very accurately. But the competition also offers advantages: Samsung's Gear Fit 2 Pro convinces with training instructions while running, Garmin's Fenix 5 Plus offers great...