Garmin Vivoactive 5
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Fitness tracker with up to 11 days of battery
- Available in 4 colors
- Over 30 sports apps and workouts
- Tracks pushes and built-in workouts for wheelchair users
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Available in 4 colors
- Over 30 sports apps and workouts
- Tracks pushes and built-in workouts for wheelchair users
- 11 days of battery life
What Needs Improvement...
- Affordable, but more expensive than other fitness trackers
- Can have a learning curve to new users
Specs
Battery life | Up To 11 Days (smartwatch Mode) |
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Display | Color AMOLED (optional Always On Mode), 416 X 416 Px |
Dimensions | 42.2 Mm X 42.2 Mm X 11.1 Mm |
Water resistance | Up To 50 M |
Summary
Available in four different colors, the Garmin vivoactive 5 is one of their more affordable fitness trackers, costing just under $300. With a variety of sports apps and workouts available, the vivoactive 5 sets itself apart with built-in workouts and a push tracker for wheelchair users.