Garmin vivoactive ® 5, Health and Fitness GPS Smartwatch, AMOLED Display, Up To 11 Days Of Battery, Slate

I've been using Fitbits for years, but when my last one died I decided to get a Garmin. I'm glad I did. It tracks more, with more detail, than my Fitbits did, and (for me at least) the interface was more intuitive despite being more complex. And the phone app works great. I only have a handful of quibbles, none of which were worth docking it a star: (1) The fitness bike integration doesn't work with my Horizon bike (not sure whether to fault Garmin or Horizon for that one). (2) Some of the stats (such as pace during walks/runs) are delayed, so if I start walking faster it will take a few seconds for the watch to show a quicker pace. (3) The available exercises for logging strength training don't include some that I do regularly (such as single-leg leg press, single-leg leg extensions, and heel taps), but I can't fault them for not having exercises that are primary for physical therapy. Those were more than offset by things I hadn't even realized it could do when I bought it: - MyFitnessPal integration for food logging - Stopwatch and timer in the watch (I use the timer for PT stretching) - Screen lock (for sleeping) - Stress and "body battery" tracking (which are pretty decently accurate in my estimation) - VO2 Max estimation - Fitness scale integration (planning to buy a Garmin scale soon) And it's great having GPS on the watch itself, so I don't have to haul my phone along for exercise walks.

Upgraded from my Fitbit Luxe (which I adored - I wanted something with text/call features as well) to the Garmin Vivoactive5. It is a really nice watch, very comfortable, and perfect for what I need, which is holding myself accountable for being more active. As someone who hates bulky watches or other accessories on my wrist, this watch is definitely a great choice for me.