Garmin Joins the Memorial Day Sale With the Venu 3S Smartwatch, Now Back to Its Black Friday Price
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For those into fitness be it a specific activity, going for runs, or working out in the gym, Garmin's interface has dozens of different activity types. So you can track every time your lift, go for a hike, kayak, paddleboard, golf, rock climb, or whatever is you do to stay active. Garmin Coach will even recommend when you should work out and when you should take a day off to recover so your progress can continue optimally. On those rest days, it can even lead you through guided meditations.
The screen is a vibrant 1.4″ OLED display that's easy to see even in direct sunlight.
Like other smartwatches, you can receive calls, text notifications so you can always stay connected without having to take your phone out of your pocket—compatible with both Android and iPhones. You can also connect a credit card to you can use tap-to-pay right from the watch.
It will also help you get better sleep at night by tracking your sleep metrics: Sleep Coach will give your personalized insights and recommend how much sleep you should be getting for the night ahead. It can even detect your naps and will show you how much it's reenergized you via a change in your Body Battery—a metric which considers your sleep, heart rate, daily steps, and more to assign your estimated energy level throughout the day.
Speaking of battery, this watch is designed to keep up with you for weeks at a time. You'll get up to 14 days of battery life when using smart watch mode.
The Garmin Venu 3S comes in several different choices of band colors. The 41mm is in stock dust rose, French gray, ivory, pebble gray, and sage gray to best match your style. Alternatively, you can pick up the 45mm in black or whitestone is those are more your speed. All of which regardless of size have been cut down to the new low price of just $350, it's lowest price yet. Get the fitness smartwatch today and save yourself a cool $100.
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