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Brand: Garmin

Product name: vívofit 3

Article code: 010-01608-04

GTIN (EAN/UPC): 0753759154554 show

Category: Activity Trackers

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Bullet Points Garmin vívofit 3 MIP Wristband activity tracker 0.39" Black :

- Wristband activity tracker Black
- 0.39" MIP 64 x 64 pixels
- Calories burned Distance traveled Pedometer Hours slept Quality of sleep Personal goals
- Waterproof Timer
- Battery life: 365 day(s)

Long product name Garmin vívofit 3 MIP Wristband activity tracker 0.39" Black :
6.5”-8.9”, 64 x 64 pixels, 5 ATM, 28 g

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Short summary description Garmin vívofit 3 MIP Wristband activity tracker 0.39" Black:

Garmin vívofit 3, Wristband activity tracker, 0.39", MIP, Waterproof, Black

Long summary description Garmin vívofit 3 MIP Wristband activity tracker 0.39" Black:

Garmin vívofit 3. Display type: MIP, Display diagonal: 0.39", Display resolution: 64 x 64 pixels. Device type: Wristband activity tracker, Product color: Black, Band color: Black. Battery life: 365 day(s), Battery type: CR1632. Weight: 0.988 oz (28 g), Width: 0.878" (22.3 mm), Height: 0.407" (10.3 mm). Mobile operating systems supported: Android, iOS

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Updated: 2017-03-01 09:57:13	Uk has collected 33 expert reviews for Garmin vívofit 3 MIP Wristband activity tracker 9.91 mm (0.39") Black and the average expert rating is 73 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions. Read the full review	73%

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Digitaltrends.com Updated: 2017-03-01 09:57:13	In a kinder, gentler, earlier time we didn't ask much of our fitness bands. If they could count steps, estimate distance travelled, and extrapolate a caloric burn rate that was enough. We didn't require that they stand up to rigorous scientific tests ques... One year battery life, ANT+ Heart rate monitor compatible, Swappable bands, Water resistant to 5 ATM, Can be placed in belt clip... No vibration alerts, Unable to set alarm on smartphone app, Only one button... Yes, if you're looking for a fitness tracker that keeps things simple you'll find great value in the Vivofit 3, but there are a couple things to think about. With no vibrating alarm or any smart notifications, it can't keep you quietly notified and the au... Read the full review	70%
techradar.com Updated: 2017-03-01 09:57:13	One of the main issues with wearable tech is battery life. We already have phones we charge every day, we don't want a watch that demands the same treatment.The Garmin Vivofit 3 avoids this issue by keeping its features simple and its tech super-efficient... Super, long battery life, Always, on display, Functions as a watch... Software not as fun as Fitbit/Jawbone, No phone notifications, Not as pretty as alternatives... Low on style and a little low on substance, but year-long battery life and a highly customizable interface make the Garmin Vivofit 3 a good low-maintenance tracker... Read the full review	70%
wareable.com Updated: 2017-03-01 09:57:13	The Garmin Vivofit 3 is a sub-£100 fitness tracker that's hoping to lure in the same prospective owners that'll also be casting an eye over the Fitbit Alta, the Misfit Ray and the Jawbone UP2.Like the Vivofit and last year's Vivofit 2, this is no frills t... Year of battery life, Motivating auto goal mode, Accurate data... Lacklustre design, Small screen, Cluttered Garmin Connect app... While Garmin is excelling with the pricier wearables in its range, the Vivofit 3 feels like a more underwhelming addition. It's a solid fitness tracker and delivers where it matters, but the smaller screen feels like a mistake, where its best features are... Read the full review	60%
expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2017-03-01 09:57:13	The Vivofit 3, however, is a totally new device that looks completely different to its predecessors. But while Garmin has gone a long way to make the Vivofit 3 look different, under the skin it’s pretty much the same as the previous versions.Okay, that’s... The Vivofit 3 has a huge one-year battery life but we'd rather charge the Fitbit Alta occasionally instead... Read the full review	60%
expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2017-03-16 04:54:10	The original Garmin Vivofit was the company’s first attempt at creating a fitness tracker and although it wasn’t a bad device it didn’t stand out in any way. The Garmin Vivofit 2 was more of an update than a new product – a Vivofit 1.5 if you will – and a... The Vivofit 3 has a huge one-year battery life but we'd rather charge the Fitbit Alta occasionally instead... Read the full review	60%
devontechsupport.com Updated: 2017-05-19 02:53:07	One of the main issues with wearable tech is battery life. We already have phones we charge every day, we don't want a watch that demands the same treatment.The Garmin Vivofit 3 avoids this issue by keeping its features simple and its tech super-efficient... The Garmin Vivofit 3 has two great features. First, its battery life is unbeatable at up to a year. An always-on screen that's very clear in daylight also makes this a much better watch than most other fitness trackers.That may be enough to seal the deal...	0%
tomsguide.com Updated: 2017-03-01 09:57:13	The variety of entry-level fitness trackers is growing as device makers aim to reach not just fitness fanatics, but people who want to track their daily activity to improve their health. The latest version of Garmin's budget-priced fitness tracker, the Vi... Long battery lif, Simple interfac, Garmin Connect app... Uncomfortable ban, Not as accurate when tracking running... The Garmin Vivofit 3 occupies an interesting place among entry-level fitness trackers. It tracks more information than the Misfit Shine 2 or the Misfit Shine 2, and it's easier to view this information on the Vivofit 3 than on similar devices. But that in... Read the full review	70%
pcmag.com Updated: 2017-03-01 09:57:13	Garmin has given the original Vivofit a makeover. The screen on the Vivofit 3 has been shrunken down to a tiny square you can pop into other bands for a brand new look. It also adds a new Intensity Minutes metric and includes automatic activity detection... Comfortable, Tracks calories, distance, intensity, sleep, and steps, Waterproof, Long battery life... Cheap-looking design, Small, dim screen, Slow to automatically register activity, Doesn't count stairs climbed, Drab and cluttered app... Garmin's Vivofit 3 does a fine job monitoring basic activities, but there are better fitness trackers out there for the price... Read the full review	60%
dcrainmaker.com Updated: 2018-01-02 05:07:13	And sure enough, that happened. I spent a few hours this afternoon with the new devices, including a 10K run. And overall, I came away impressed – in particular with the new Vivoactive HR. Let's dive into things.Oh, but first – the unit here is a beta uni... Phew – lots of details!I think Garmin likely has a bit of a winner on their hands with respect to the Vivoactive HR. Obviously, it's too soon to know if there are any hidden bugs that cause issues that would be more apparent in a longer term review (which... Read the full review	0%
dcrainmaker.com Updated: 2018-01-02 05:07:13	Today Garmin announced two new products – the Vivoactive HR, and the Vivofit 3. Both of which build on existing products they've had in the market previously. The Vivoactive HR takes the now 13 month old Vivoactive and adds in Garmin's Elevate optical HR... Read the full review	0%
zdnet.com Updated: 2018-03-02 09:18:30	The most significant feature of the £69.99 (inc. VAT) Garmin Vivofit 4 is probably the year-long battery life from its user-replaceable SR43 batteries. This means there's no need to carry a charge cable. As a regular wearer of activity trackers since they... Read the full review	0%
techgearlab.com Updated: 2018-04-03 06:36:29	This slim, wrist-mounted fitness tracker offers a few simple reminders to keep you moving and set goals, and helps you track steps and sleep. Lacking any specialized features for other activities besides running or walking, this model basically amounts to... Inexpensive, slim, waterproof... No cycling or workout specific data... The Garmin Vivofit 3 is a basic fitness tracker that performs surprisingly well for its cost. While it wasn't one of our favorites, it is a comfortable model that is easy to use, and has the added benefit of being waterproof... Read the full review	59%