Use this watch for fitness and health tracking. App is good and seems fairly accurate. The watch is light and comfortable.

I LOVE this fitness watch. It's far better than the Fitbit I replaced.

I needed a watch to use in the pool for tracking my fitness. Works great.

Bought it for my wife, it's a great fitness watch. Definitely recommend this.

The best fitness watch for running and hiking. Super reliable and comfortable to wear.

Just what I was looking for, a good-looking watch with the fitness features. I love it!

Great watch, purchased for my dad. He loves it's feature finds it easy to use and it's built well, he says the fitness tracking helps to push himself further. It looks smart on the wrist whilst not standing out, the performance is miles better than other smart watches I've had. The screen isn't oled but is still bright so no complaints there

I got this watch and kept it for less than a day before returning. Not because it's a bad watch, it's actually good judging from the little time that I had it. But know what you are looking for before purchasing.This watch is a great fitness watch that has some smartwatch features and I needed a smartwatch with fitness features. It is great for people who want to shave that extra minute off of their run or manage minor details of their body. If you just want to look good in a suit, this watch is probably overkill. From what I can tell, the sleep monitor, gps and heart monitor worked as expected after sleeping with it and going for a 4-mile walk while comparing the stats to a phone app that I normally use. I liked how I could adjust the interface to show what I wanted to on the screen I wanted it to show on (i.e. while walking the first screen was setup for distance, elapsed time, heart rate and calories while I setup my second screen for current elevation, total elevation gained, total elevation lost (or whatever it's called...basically going downhill), and heart rate. There are prebuilt exercises that you can customize further or even create your own exercises, although the ones you create won't have an animated picture showing how to perform it, obviously. I won't get into all of the sports features because there are too many.However, you can't use things like Google Maps and there are precious few 3rd-party apps for it. You also can't share your information with anyone but other Garmin users from what I can tell. You can use Spotify and even store music on it but you cannot use Pandora and if you have a music app that it doesn't support playing playing on your phone, you cannot use the music controls with it from what I can tell. And currently it only supports like 5 or so music apps. I must note that when I tried to setup the GarminPay, it didn't like my card. Maybe it was just me though and I didn't keep trying after the first fail. I like the look and feel of the watch itself, i.e. the hardware but you have to know that many of the customizable faces are butt-ugly. There were almost none that I liked and the display resolution is not great. You won't get that pretty display found on most watches that focus on smart features. There are some faces that are ok but those were the minimalist, clean ones that don't give much information. I would not recommend this watch if you want to switch up the watch face to match different outfits, etc. This is all a matter of opinion obviously but the resolution does limit the options. Like I said, if you want this to get that superhero body, you probably care more about the information than the ability to switch up between 50 pretty watch faces anyway.All that said, it was a good watch for what it does and I would recommend it to those people you see running up and down stadium stairs and busting out inverted, upside-down squats on a treadmill. But if you are like me who hits the gym, walks and cycles so that you don't have a early heart attack and can look good in fitted clothes, there are other watches that can do that plus give all the other features and aesthetics as well.Personally, I am ordering the Ticwatch Pro 3 GPS for about $50 more because it has the fitness features I want, although they aren't as customizable apparently, and it can be used with Maps, Google Assistant (with voice and speaker built in!!), and you can download tons of apps from Google Play. My understanding is that you can't use things like Spotify offline with it though, so you would have to download MP3s or something but I keep my phone with me at all times anyway so that's not a big deal to me. I'll review that watch as well once it comes in.Good luck yall!