Garmin Vivosmart 5
10.50 mm5 items in stock at supplier
Wristband colour
Product details
Take charge of your health with the vívosmart 5. This easy-to-use, comfortable fitness tracker comes with numerous features that allow you to analyze and improve your daily activities and nighttime sleep. Wrist-based heart rate monitoring, stress level measurement, Body Battery, and more help you keep an eye on your health, while notifications from your smartphone keep you updated. For your athletic activities, integrated sports apps for walking, running, yoga, cardio, and more are available. Additionally, through the connection with your smartphone, the incident detection (for selected outdoor activities) and emergency assistance send a message with your current location to designated contacts. This way, you can pursue your activities with peace of mind. With up to 7 days of battery life, the vívosmart 5 accompanies you throughout your day—no matter what your schedule holds.
| Smartwatch functions | Alarm clock, Date display, Datebooks, Find my phone, Music functionalities, Smart notifications, Timer + stopwatch, Weather |
| Health functions | Calories, Oxygen saturation, Pedometer, Sleep recording, Stress levels |
| Activities | Cycling, Fitness, Rowing, Running, Swimming, Yoga |
| Operating system compatibility | Android, iOS |
| Wristband material | Silicone |
| Case material | Polycarbonate |
| Item number | 20845357 |
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Reviews & Ratings
The Vivosmart 5 from Garmin offers an emergency call function in the event of a fall and is very easy to use. The battery life is very short.
- Measures very accurately
- good appraisal
- GPS only via mobile
- Not very clever
- small display
The Garmin Vivosmart 5 looks a little out of date. On the other hand, the inner values are right: it scores with accurate recording and the few smart functions are also successful. Unfortunately, the mobile has to be used for GPS. The display is also too small and has no colours. NFC and always-on display are also missing.
- Measures very accurately
- good appraisal
- GPS only via mobile
- Not very clever
- small display
The Garmin Vivosmart 5 looks a little out of date and is more reminiscent of Samsung's first attempts. On the other hand, the inner values are right: it scores with accurate recording, and the few smart functions are also successful. Unfortunately, the mobile needs GPS.
Grades from good to poor: we show which smartwatches and fitness trackers measure best in the test, have the smartest features and last a long time. New in the test: 21 new devices were added in November: 18 smartwatches and 3 fitness trackers. These include, for example, the Apple Watch Series 8, the Garmin Fenix 7, the Samsung Galaxy Watch5, but also much cheaper smart watches such as the Huawei...
- Many functions
- ...still easy to operate
- Blood oxygen sensor
- Display too dark for direct sunlight
- expensive
In the fifth edition of the classic Vivosmart fitness tracker series, Garmin has done a lot right, as our test shows. The Garmin Vivosmart 5 is comfortable to wear, records a lot of data and is easy to use thanks to clever menu navigation and clear displays. In direct sunlight, however, it is difficult to read the pricey tracker.