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 ...

Garmin today announced vivofit 3, an everyday activity tracker with an amazing one-year battery life, water resistance to 50 meters, and Garmin Move IQ for automatic activity detection. The $100 ...

Garmin is still making lightweight activity trackers, ones that appeal more to the step-counting crowd than the mountain-climbing kind. The company just announced its new Vivofit 4 yesterday, which ...

Garmin’s Vivofit line of wearable activity trackers offer all the basic features you’d expect from a bracelet that tracks your fitness stats, including step counting, sleep monitoring, and even water ...

It's the day after Christmas and odds are, you've got a collection of gift cards and / or cash burning a hole in your pocket. If you're looking for something to spend your newfound wealth on and ...

Garmin on Tuesday announced its latest fitness tracker in the form of the Vivofit 4, having delivered a device that retains the year-long battery life of the Vivofit lineup while simultaneously ...

The Garmin Vivofit 2 stands out with an always-on display, year-long battery life and a water-resistant design that can withstand swimming in the pool. Dan Graziano Associate Editor / How To Dan ...

Garmin has launched its latest generation wearables in the vivofit family with the new vivofit 4 series. These activity trackers have a year of battery life with no charging necessary. Garmin has also ...

Editor’s note: We’ve published our full Garmin vívofit 4 review. Head to this link to find out what we think! Garmin’s vívofit 3 is our choice as the best cheap fitness tracker for a few reasons. It’s ...

Most activity trackers that last a day or two end up in a drawer so providing a tracker that lasts up to a year alleviates a major pain point. The new Garmin Vivofit 4 never needs to be charged and ...

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