Apple Watch Series 6 vs Garmin Venu 2 // Comparing 2 of the Best Fitness Smartwatches

[@midnightalchemist2]

I've just owned and used both for the past 6 months. It's really close between the two, really. However the battery life has won me over and have chosen to go with the Garmin. The smatwatch features of the Apple are really useful and I like how their UI is overall. But as you say, what matters is if you want a health/fitness first device or a smartphoen first device.

[@shake-n-enter]

Great review Dez! As a iPhone user in the process to choose my first smartwatch I just ended between the Venu 2 and the Series 6. This video helped me a lot in decision making! Finally I chose the Venu 2 since I focus more on fitness and health data accuracy and not on having a small iPhone on my wrist. On the contrary I want to throw my phone away during trainings and workouts and I'm looking forward to have some undisturbed quality time in the gym or outdoors. Your help is highly appreciated - Thanks ❤️

[@DesFit]

Awesome! I'm so glad the video helped. Thanks!

[@samuelting6991]

any issues so far? Im in the same position you were 3 months ago and Im also leaning towards the venu 2 for the same reasons.

[@shake-n-enter]

@@samuelting6991 No issue at all - I am really happy with my Venu 2. Health Data e.q. stress level, sleep data, pulse, step counter, calories measurement is very accurate and the whole "Garmin connect" suite is a clear plus. 👍🏽 Battery life is good and also the Spotify player works great with bluetooth earbuds connected.

[@samuelting6991]

@@shake-n-enterThanks for the reply. You have made my decision a lot easier.

[@mitchmesina]

Completely agree! I also purchased Venu 2 :-)

[@mlegrand]

You're puttin out a lot o content buddy. 🙌 Keep up the great work!

[@DesFit]

I’ve had about 4-5 videos that were 90% script-ready and just needed to get them over the finish line. More soon and thanks for the kind words, Matt!

[@AishwaryaD12]

Most anticipated comparison video of smartwatches. Thanks

[@DesFit]

Sure thing!

[@hidalest]

Great review! I would want to give my cons as a normal consumer that has the 2 devices for all the fellas interested: So here are the cons: 1. Garmin - I hate the cheap vibration of the device. - Hate the cheap feel when you press the buttons - Hate the responsiveness of the touch - Hate how fluid the UI is, could be more smoother - Hate how it manages the notifications, with an Apple Watch if I get a notification and I’m using my iphone then the Apple Watch won’t do anything because he knows I saw the notification on the phone but if I’m not using my iphone then I will nicely vibrate and actually need to twist the wrist in order to actually see the notification (good privacy) and my phone screen will keep powered off and no vibration but with garmin it will vibrate and show the notification no matter what (0 privacy from my perspective) and it is extremely annoying to have it vibrate on both garmin and iphone. For those using Summary Notifications on iphone, garmin doesn’t care about this and it will vibrate and show all the notifications and no matter which ones do you have silenced. - Hate how difficult is to change the volume while you are listening music. I use AirPods to listen with the garmin and in order to change the volume I need to make like 4 steps in order to change this, AW in the other hand I just need to swipe right and use the crown accordingly (extremely convenient) 2. AW - Battery, I was one of the guys that said at first I don’t mind charging my Apple Watch every night but after I use the garmin and charger it like every 5-8 days then charging the AW every day became very annoying lol - I understood when people said it wasn’t a fitness tracker. Sure it Will count your calories and exercise minutes but Garmin give you so much data like you Stress level, body battery, sleep score, your respiration rate per minute while active and sleeping, etc! and with the nice interface of the app you can see how it changes overtime which is great and nothing like this exits in the Apple Watch or at least not native, I installed 3rd parties app to try and have the info but it was extremely annoying to jump from 1 app to another and gave up after a while. - Listening to music with AirPods lol. This is something we’re Garmin wins. When I go for a run with the Apple Watch and usually plug the AirPods in my ears before leaving the house and the automatically pair with my iphone so when I leave the house and AirPods and AW loses connectivity with the phone they usually go crazy and is a pain in the behind trying to pair them, I’m not lying saying that I waste like 5min trying to get them paired. This can be avoid I know but from my perspective is something that should work flawlessly and with Garmin it the AirPods Pro work flawlessly I’m very picky I know. If you have any question for me I’m happy to answer them as well

[@fatenadira]

Hi. May I know if you have used jump rope apps using the Connect IQ? if yes, how was their accuracy? Thank you!

[@Xdc5]

Wow, really awesome points spotted👍 Has something changed with the watch os 9?

[@wzahrte]

Another great review. I am getting my Venu 2 on Thursday and look forward to owning another Garmin after previous disappointments with Galaxy Watch (battery life) and Fitbit (buggy). Apple seems to be on point with quality and features but let's face it, it's for people who live in the Apple sphere. For us Android people, Apple is not appealing (imo). And with Galaxy and Apple, why on Earth can't they figure out how to get more than a day or 2 of battery life?? I don't get that. The Venu at over a week battery life is amazing. By the way, I'm wondering who the 1 person was who disliked this video? Boo hoo! Keep up the excellent work!

[@DesFit]

Thanks for sharing your experience with different watches! Not sure about the dislikes but they just come with the territory. It’s not gonna keep me from making more content! 😄 Thanks and enjoy your watch!

[@gezzapk]

Die hard apple fanboi disliked

[@fatenadira]

Hi. May I know if you have used jump rope apps using the Connect IQ? if yes, how was their accuracy? Thank you!

[@williamdahl3318]

The dislike was Tim Cook.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Literally filmed the same video yesterday 😂😬 I promise I'm not copying you.

[@DesFit]

There’ll be some overlap every so often and it’s all good! 👍

[@Onemanengine]

@@DesFit more cahoots! 🤣

[@DM-rm7ph]

We are watching them all

[@MateHegyhati]

The last comment I've seen from you were the one below the Wahoo music short vid from DCR. This must be hell annoying... Keep the spirits up, man :-)

[@ChaseTheSummit]

@@MateHegyhati I filmed the Wahoo update video Ray posted and the Venu 2 vs Apple Watch S6 back to back on the same day. Then Ray posted his video... and Des posted this. 😂 Small world!

[@Ayoubswole]

Hands down to the best tech review on YT

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@RunWithMyDog]

Amazing comparison! It certainly can help many viewers to decide which one is for them, since both watches are aimed to the same audience (at least within the fitness & sport community)

[@DesFit]

Thanks RWMD!

[@MrSwankybonsai]

Your videos are great Des. Very informative and entertaining. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@DesFit]

Sure thing Russ. Thanks!

[@pateneil]

Fantastic video!!! Could you do one comparing the Venu 2 to the Vivoactive 4?

[@afpitbull60]

Great stuff! I would love to get the Venu 2, but my girlfriend will not be happy considering I have 23 smartwatches already.

[@DesFit]

24 is the magic number for watches, though. Lines up with the hours in a day. 😁

[@afpitbull60]

@@DesFit Love it! I'm going to try it. Stay tuned...

[@DesFit]

👍

[@afpitbull60]

@@DesFit I did it! I just purchased the Garmin Venu 2.

[@DesFit]

Nice! Hope you enjoy it 👍

[@xionpentagast]

I love these reviews, although I like other tech reviewers I always feel like they default to "apple watch better than anything else." So channels like yours truly help people like myself figure out the real strengths of each watch and their weaknesses.

[@DesFit]

👍 Thanks and glad the info helps.

[@lorenzsantos6758]

I have garmin venu2 now ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ilove it

[@DesFit]

Nice!

[@bpisan]

Apple needs to figure out how to compete on battery life. Looking to upgrade from my series 3 - I love the iPhone integration features like voice commands, hey siri, and calls/texts from my wrist but I want something that can at least last me a whole weekend back packing trip without needing a charge...

[@janinetillett6066]

I ordered a Venu2 thanks you to @Desfit. Your videos are always so informative.

[@DesFit]

Nice! Hope you enjoy your watch. Thanks!

[@samuelting6991]

Any issues with the venu 2? Im thinking of getting one.

[@janinetillett6066]

@@samuelting6991 it has been working great. I do noticed though it takes a couple seconds to lock on the GPS for outdoor walks/runs when you are between tall buildings. The Hydration app on the watch doesn't sync properly(so I would say use the one in Connect app). Apart from these two minor issues, it tracks activities really well, music on the watch and Garmin pay works really well. I really also enjoy their running plans and their Fitness age(it suggests things to do to lower your fitness age).

[@samuelting6991]

@@janinetillett6066 thanks for the quick reply. u have made my decision a lot easier!

[@janinetillett6066]

@@samuelting6991 good luck😊

[@gregash6340]

Hi Des, you helped me decide to go for the Fenix 6 last year and Im still super happy! Im back for your expert advice on a Garmin watch for my wife, she is also moving from an Apple Watch and we are looking at the Vivo active 4s or Venu 2s. Focus on fitness, sleep tracking and health with better battery life. What do you recommend please?

[@Anthony-jx6fz]

2s is superior, 4s is just cheaper

[@NealMcQuaid]

great review. the only additional piece I'd highlight around battery life: I find that I (And any of my friends) doing long-duration activities outdoors (even 3+ hours), we always bring our phone with us (in event of an accident, issue, etc.). In this case, the GPS is offloaded to the phone and longer battery life can be found. Really makes a difference and always surprised it's never mentioned much.

[@DesFit]

I covered the connected GPS battery savings in my Apple Watch Battery life comparison video but thanks for adding that here! Wish it extended it beyond that 2 days though for overall use.

[@kidstoons1508]

Most awaited video thanks man great work 👍🏻

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@bg2g]

Just the review that i needed, thanks Des.

[@DesFit]

Sure thing! Thanks!

[@kurama4178]

Thanks for the video! It helped me a lot to choose one. The venue 2 is such a good fitness-smartwatch!

[@DesFit]

Glad the information helped!

[@ymi_yugy3133]

What about GPS pace accuracy? When I run I really don't care whether I just ran 10 or 10.1 miles. What's important to me is whether I'm in the right pace zone. I have a Forerunner 645 and it can be pretty slow to react to my changes in pace and has occasional spikes.

[@MrJonnyb120]

Great video Des. Thx. My vivoactive 3 is getting a little old so this helps

[@DesFit]

Glad the information is useful. Thanks!

[@Tekz12]

I'm holding out for a Vivoactive 5? Also on the Vivoactive 3.

[@rformigli]

Excellent video, well covered and very good attention to details. Subscribed.

[@DesFit]

Thank you! 🙏

[@minal187]

Awesome video Des. What are your thoughts on the venu 1 vs venu 2? I feel like a lot of people get caught up in an "upgrade" mentality, and it'd be nice to know your thoughts on if it's worth upgrading or not :)

[@KingcreativeAu]

Following

[@TheRealXXDarknezz]

Upgrading every generation is not worth it for most wearables/smartphones/hardware IMHO, as the actuall advancement are usually miniscule. Waiting at least 1 or 2 generations saves money and gives you more of a real upgrade feel

[@abraham2217]

@@TheRealXXDarknezz i agree

[@ramz9800]

nice vid again man

[@DesFit]

Thanks!!

[@callumchinquan2747]

Loved the video bro. You are definitely in my top 10 favourite KZbinrs

[@DesFit]

Thanks Callum!

[@Richie_0610]

Brilliant review, can I ask what watch you have on your wrist in this video?

[@DesFit]

This one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ_comdvodiVpMU Thanks!

[@lalalalkf]

Its been my plan to get a Garmin once my Apple Watch runs its course. Your reviews have been so helpful in the research and decision process!

[@DesFit]

Nice! Glad the information has helped.

[@tevitatuipulotu8287]

Thank you for the super geeky analysis.

[@DesFit]

Sure thing!

[@bretislavptacek1842]

Great video! I am going with Venu 2, the battery life does matter a lot to me. If Apple improves that with AW7, might switch to those, but since I can get Venu 2 with a nice discount, the value is just there right now.

[@DesFit]

All everyone wants is longer Apple Watch battery life! Thanks!

[@Ryezn5057]

Where'd you get a discount?

[@rainerrain9689]

How do we get this discount you speak of ?

[@bretislavptacek1842]

@@Ryezn5057 It is a benefit from my employer

[@chrisking6448]

Hello Bretislav, how do you like the Venu 2? I am waiting to see what the Apple Watch 7 has but I am strongly considering the Venu 2

[@majnaguyuc]

Thanks this was very helpful. Your video was very informative its obvious there was a lot of work behind it

[@DesFit]

Glad it helped and thank you!

[@doron.dsilva]

Thank you for compiling all this info . Great video

[@DesFit]

Sure thing. Thanks!

[@gerarddiaz4207]

Very informative and helpful video!!

[@DesFit]

Thanks Gerard!

[@IMurshedRolin]

Very detailed and focused on the topics. You are doing a good job man. keep up the good works.

[@DesFit]

Thanks so much!

[@valeriacastellanos2962]

This video did a great job in helping me choose between these two devices. Thank you very much!!!!!

[@DesFit]

Sure thing! Thanks!

[@CaliMichelle11]

Very helpful! I have a venu but am switching to an iphone 12...so I was weighing if I should switch. I love my venu for fitness and health metrics and I dont necessarily need the talk and text features. Thank you for a great comparison video.

[@DesFit]

I’m glad the video helped! Thanks!

[@nicholasz9262]

Love the breakdown of the data between the devices, Great work.

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@13Hard]

Very good video!

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@Bessunger]

Extremely accurate. Extremely valuable

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@Kittenman125]

Great video Des! Love the video keep it up. I have a question, what about the Apple Watch Series 6 VS Apple Watch SE Comparison? It's been a few months so I've been wondering where it was. Love the video

[@DesFit]

I got sidetracked with some device releases a few months back when I originally planned on filming it but still planning on it, hopefully soon! Thanks Jc!

[@Kittenman125]

@@DesFit Thanks! Your welcome

[@AZMISANUSI]

VivoActive 4 vs Venu 2 Pls 🙏

[@braddavister137]

Dez! Why did you need to make this video? Now I just want both of them 😂.

[@DesFit]

Just trying to help people decide...not, not-decide which would mean buying both! 😂

[@braddavister137]

@@DesFit thank you my good man, I can’t watch your videos fast enough as soon as I see that notification. Keep up the excellent work!

[@DesFit]

Thanks Brad!

[@braddavister137]

If you use the app SongShift on your iPhone you can transfer your Spotify playlists to Apple Music so you wouldn’t need a subscription to Spotify if you want those songs on your Apple Watch.

[@DesFit]

Oh that’s right! Thanks for adding that info!

[@Feuerfr3i]

Great review comparison. I’m an Apple Watch user, and iPhone user, and don’t see that changing anytime soon. As they have been the measuring stick that all watches are compared. Their updates, currently WatchOS 9, Added SO MUCH to something I’ve used and appreciated for 2 years now. Plus, Apple Pay vs Garmin Pay. Come on now.

[@chriss.9846]

Des, which watch are you wearing in this video?

[@zhenhuanhuang9749]

Great Video Des! I bought a Venu 2 after watching your video, but I don't know if the Venu 2 is overestimating my daily calories count. I have been a Fitbit user for many years, and normally my Fitbit tells me I burn about 2700 calories per day on a regular basis. But with the Venu, it tells me I burn 4000 calories per day. I really doubt it so I wear both of them, with the Fitbit on my left hand and the Garmin on my right hand, and there is still a huge difference in the calories count (2700 vs 4000).

[@DesFit]

That's a pretty big difference. Tell me, for that sort of day, what sort of activities are you doing? Thanks!

[@zhenhuanhuang9749]

@@DesFit On a 2700 Cal day, I normally don’t do anything but sitting by my desk for the entire day, and I typically walk 3000 steps on this kind of day. Sometimes I go outside for a 1-hour run, and both Fitbit and Garmin tell me I burn about 700 Cal in a run. But when I run, my daily calories count on Fitbit would be 3500 Cal while It’s 5500 Cal on Garmin. I think the calories count is accurate when I am exercising. However, when I am sitting by my desk, I can see that my calories count on Garmin is rising crazily. When I am working on my desk, my heart rate varies from 90-110 bpm, and I think Garmin might have thought that I am exercising.

[@idonotcommentpublicly4924]

Always love your videos, keep it up brother!

[@DesFit]

Thanks!!

[@KamilRusiecki]

Great content as always!

[@DesFit]

Thanks Kamil!

[@tanyahamilton5902]

Fantastic detailed video…thanks for getting right to the point.

[@DesFit]

Sure thing! Thanks!

[@MarianoRozanski]

Great content!

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@kaylahc3940]

Could you please do the Garmin Venu 2 vs Galaxy watch 3 next, thank you I really enjoy your content it’s very helpful in deciding what watch to buy .

[@DesFit]

If you are looking for a watch for fitness I'd go for the Venu 2. Samsung's fitness functionality isn't on par. Thanks!

[@ameyasant5594]

Awesome comparison 👏. Thanks. That's what I was looking for.

[@DesFit]

Glad it helped. Thanks!

[@1bojanbojan]

Awesome video 1 - Do both watches perform vo2 max test while cycling? 2 - And while cycling what dose the watch display on the screen besides distance, time? Dose it show average speed or current speed only? 3 - Do they feature built-in GPS or does it just have GPS when used with a smart phone Thank you

[@maciejpawelec478]

Great Video! Is there any app for AW series 6 which would show recovery time after training? something similar to the solution known from e.g. a Suunto?

[@fadimehdibourarach3666]

Thank you ! Exactly what I needed :)

[@DesFit]

Sure thing! Glad it helped!

[@EszterOSzabo]

Hi Des, thanks, great video. Have been waiting to see your review on the polar ignite 2 for a while tho to decide which to buy. Really hope you’ll post it very soon. Thanks

[@DesFit]

That one is coming up pretty soon. Thanks for being patient!

[@hamzatatta952]

i am a squash player dose the venus have a tennis thing on it

[@AN-sb7uh]

I’m Japanese. I will buy Venu2 . Nice Video Thanks

[@DesFit]

👍 Enjoy your watch!

[@fatenadira]

Hi Des. May I know if you have used jump rope apps using the Connect IQ? if yes, how was their accuracy? Thank you!

[@ericsisk1]

Wow! Great comparison Des! This is a great matchup. Thanks man! (Also that’s an awesome shirt. Is that a local thing, or could I order it?)

[@DesFit]

Thanks Eric! That's a Salomon shirt so you may be able to order if they are still make that style.

[@ericsisk1]

@@DesFit Is that a 745 on your wrist? That white is dope!

[@DesFit]

It’s the ELEMNT RIVAL - just testing some of the new features that have rolled out recently 👍 I never thought I was a white watch type of guy but after so many companies have sent me white versions for some reason or another I’ve come to like them! But if you’re a company reading this I still prefer black ;)

[@shanelee007]

Nice comparison. Im not in the apple ecosystem so venu2 for me. Mainly for cycling and playing soccer. UI looks slick also and like the battery life.

[@liongadventure5951]

Very detail review. nice... please put indonesia subtitle. thank you

[@ashishm5763]

can i use a garmin 45 for trail runs and get accurate distance and elevation data ??

[@rudra2099]

Is it possible to just have a workout profile in Garmin venu 2 for a combination of weights and calisthenics without having the repeater and sets counter?

[@michaelgroeneweg6426]

Yeah, you can create all kinds of different workouts combining weight training and calisthenics without a problem on the Venu 2.

[@Lynn-zw7dr]

Hiya I have the Venu 2S, like it but don't believe the accuracy as often doesn't make sense, but loads more features than the Apple watch 6 I had previously! 👍🏻

[@Fang_Tiger]

Big fan of your review. Watched most of your reviews but stile can't decide which watch works for me. Could you suggest one for me? I am beginner of trail runner(most of time), don't need music. Many thanks.

[@DesFit]

I'd suggest a watch with an altimeter, like either of these. If you want better batter life go for the Garmin. If you want a more smartwatch features (but with much less battery life) check out the Apple Watch. Thanks!

[@Fang_Tiger]

@@DesFit Thank you so much! I have visited Rocky mountain NP earlier this month and realized that the importance of altimeter 😀

[@albertng7440]

Do they has any differences when we do indoor fitness workout like benchpress and deadlift

[@mananrocks98]

Please review Amazfit Bip U Pro or GTS 2 . Affordable sports smart watches for beginners with GPS built in

[@DesFit]

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[@sergiutelbisz1955]

Thank you for the video comparison. I am definitely on the Garmin side on this one. Hopefully will get it in the near future.

[@DesFit]

Nice!

[@pa9698]

I have doubt between choosing garmin venu 2 and polar vantage m2 or polar grit x. Do you have any video about them?

[@charlieboylol527]

Both are great ,thanks

[@DesFit]

They are 👍

[@konantoniou]

thank you very much! this is really helpful

[@DesFit]

Glad it helped! Thanks!

[@beast728]

Good vid 👍👍👍

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@Justgambleit]

Good review but I prefer the garmin fenix series

[@DesFit]

So many options out there so there's a watch for everyone 👍 Thanks!

[@AV.123]

Hi. Please tell me does the WorkOutDoors app support external sensors? I want to use the Apple Watch for cycling trips. Will I be able to connect cadence, speed sensors, and a chest heart rate monitor? Thanks.

[@MateHegyhati]

Hi Des, great vid as usual. One thing that came to my mind, which could be interesting to compare is the availability of safety features. I can't recall the name, but I remember Apple has something similar to Garmin livetrack, and I'm not sure if they do accident detection. Just testing those features would make for a hilarious video on their own :-D

[@peterullinger2814]

1.) Apple has a Friends app that allows you to set several contacts to be able to request your location is case something´s up. You then get a prompt and deny the request if everything is alright. I have set my brother and my girlfriend just in case. 2.) Apple watches also have a well working incident detection even outside of activities, in contrast to Garmins which "only" do them during activities.

[@MateHegyhati]

@@peterullinger2814 Thanks for the info, much appreciated. If I understand correctly, for 1) a difference is, that for Garmin the user decides to share it, then it is continuous, and for Apple, it is an on-demand service initiated from the other side. Interesting how they approach this differently. For 2) yeah, interesting, I don't know why Garmin doesn't do that outside of activities. I don't think it would drain the battery that much. At least it could be an option like PulseOx during sleep. Anyhow, thanks again!

[@seanspark]

Man, your videos are so awesome!

[@DesFit]

Thanks Sean!

[@andrealacqui]

Hey Dez, impeccable as usual - thanks for this. Would you know any news re the release of the vivoactive 5? Very eager

[@DesFit]

I don’t speculate about future devices but if and when something comes out you can be sure I’ll cover it! Thanks!

[@gjorgjichaushevski5214]

What will happen on the Garmin Venu 2 when you use the indoor pool activity outside on a lake or sea, is it going to measure the distance wrong or it will give completely wrong data? And can that feature be enabled through a software update?

[@DesFit]

It won’t give any meaningful distance data but it will still track your heart rate. You could try another outdoor profile to attempt to track distance but watches need to be optimized for open water swimming when it comes to GPS as it’s the hardest type of activity for GPS to track accurately.

[@mridhulsivadas]

You are doing commendable job in every single video. You deserve more likes, shares and subscriptions 👍👍

[@DesFit]

Thanks!

[@Keeacer]

Can the text responses be customised on the Venu 2?

[@joshandersen2784]

If you have an android phone yes, otherwise no.

[@DesFit]

As Josh mentioned, yes, with an Android phone you can customize the response in the Garmin Connect mobile app.

[@IngenieroLeonardoRazo]

I have the series 6 and it´s good forme, im not too fit to get a Garmin.

[@zigazg3001]

What smartwatch would be the best for swimming in salt water and fitness for about 300$

[@arkapravomajumdar1882]

Can you tell us which application you’re using to track the heart rate for both watches on your desktop? The ones that represent the graphs ?

[@DesFit]

Yup, I use the DC Rainmaker Analyzer tool that anyone can use! It's great. www.dcrainmaker.com/analyzer

[@ameyasant5594]

Hello Dez, between Venu 2, Series 6, Galaxy Watch 3 which one you will rate best to good for normal fitness user in terms of GPS and Heart Rate accuracy?

[@DesFit]

Can’t recommend the Galaxy Watch. I’d check out my review on it. Venu 2 has slightly better GPS, Series 6 has slightly better HR. Honestly you’d do fine with either for GPS/HR accuracy. I’d weigh your preference on battery life va smartwatch functionality with an iPhone.

[@bmarciano3691]

Thank you so much this is the exact video I was looking for! Awesome. Subscribed! ✅

[@DesFit]

Glad it helped! Thanks!

[@chuckymem]

tq for the video, its really helps..

[@DesFit]

Glad it helped! Thanks!

[@JM-nk7xq]

Which watch are you wearing on wrist ? During this video

[@DesFit]

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[@LenaRose1204]

I am between 3 watches after watching videos for all. I am between the garmin venu 2, the Samsung galaxy watch 4 classic and the tickwatch 3 Pro. I would buy the Samsung with no questions asked, but the lack of good battery life is a bumper! Which watch would you recommend, the garmin venu 2 or tickwatch 3pro, for an android phone?

[@ajinkyaphade1361]

which watch you have .? that white one?

[@DesFit]

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[@Hey_hi44]

Does garmin venu 2S has calling feature itself or bluetooth call receiving by mobilephone

[@DesFit]

You can decline or pick up a call from the watch, but you’ll speak through the phone (or Bluetooth headphones connected to the phone).

[@kato9090]

Hi! Would you consider reviewing the performance of the galaxy watch 4 in terms of heart rate, gps accuracy, ...? I would love to be able to have a watch that has smart features like the apple watch, but for android, that is also a good fitness tracker and your reviews are really insightfull for that!

[@DesFit]

Yup, coming up soon!

[@simoscream]

Hi Thanks for your accurate comparaison I have a question please @Desfit What's the name of the stock work out app you have been showing for Apple watch ? Thanks

[@DesFit]

Literally just the stock Workout app with the black and yellow icon 👍 Thanks!

[@tobikolor1091]

I just love this channel! does anyone know where to find information on using the Apple Watch as a phone replacement when using Edge cycling computers? especially regarding live tracking, not transfering health data. I would like to leave the phone at home in the summertime :)

[@ruidosdesonido]

Hi. nice video comparing both watches. It would be helpful if you could make one video with the differences among Garmin Forerunner models (better if it's FR 245) and the Garmin Venu 2/2s

[@DesFit]

Already in the works! Thanks!

[@alvinduong9663]

Would the Venu 2 be the best watch for Mountain Biking ? I do have an iPhone for the Apple Watch tho

[@DesFit]

I'd suggest something with physical buttons for mountain biking since touchscreens are challenging to use with gloves.

[@alvinduong9663]

Thank you ! Would the fenix be the best watch for mtb?

[@bls512]

Excellent.

[@DesFit]

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[@niklaslonn6546]

Hey Des, thanks for the video! I got an Apple watch s6 and it's great. I'd like to see what apps you have for fitness and any other tips. Think about that for your next video perhaps?

[@aishteru85]

Can the venu 2 connect with external heart rate sensors?

[@DesFit]

Yup!

[@gorkan]

For me, the ability to pair bike sensors is an important feature in a fitness watch. It would be great if you include that in your comparison videos

[@RickBroekhuizen]

Venu 1 works with bikesensors, as far as I know apple does not.

[@gorkan]

@@RickBroekhuizen almost all garmin watches can connect to speed/cadence sensors and some higher end ones also connect to power meters. But I guess apple watch only pairs with bluetooth hr sensors

[@verbon47]

Apple is a smartwatch, not an fitness watch.