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June 2016
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Autonomie
Mesures
Une montre GPS complète avec cardio intégré
Affichage permanent
Nombreuses disciplines prises en charge
Capteur d'activité pertinent
Ergonomie de l'application
Étanchéité
Autonomie épatante
Suivi d'un large éventail d'activités
Bonne autonomie
Écran lisible
Même en plein jour
Interface personnalisable
La polyvalence des fonctionnalités qui permet de pratiquer de nombreux sports
La présence de notifications du smartphone
Le GPS
Le capteur optique de rythme cardiaque
L'écran actif en permanence. On peut se laver et nager avec cette montre
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Design un peu massif
Design sans originalité
Léger manque de luminosité de l'écran
Manque de fonctions pour les sportifs de haut niveau
Bluetooth qui peut être capricieux
Plateforme web discutable
Un peu encombrant
Le suivi imprécis du sommeil
Elle est volumineuse
Il y a parfois des problèmes de connexion et de synchronisation et l'application manque de clarté
Overall the Vivoactive HR is a pretty solid multi-tasking unit. It seems to accurately track GPS on cycling and running, and I haven't had any issues while in the pool either. It's not the most advanced watch Garmin makes, but it's also not the most basic...
Publié: 2016-05-03, Auteur: Mike , review by: tomsguide.com
Tracks a wide range of activities, Good battery life, Screen is readable in daylight, Customizable interface, Tracks wide range of activities
A little bulky, Inaccurate sleep tracking
The $249 Garmin vivosmart HR is the best device for those who want a general-purpose fitness tracker that can not only follow them through a variety of activities, but also provide some smartwatch-like functions. I wish the design were a little less clunk...
Publié: 2016-02-22, Auteur: Ray , review by: dcrainmaker.com
Phew – lots of details!I think Garmin likely has a bit of a winner on their hands with respect to the Vivoactive HR. Obviously, it's too soon to know if there are any hidden bugs that cause issues that would be more apparent in a longer term review (which...
Publié: 2016-02-19, Auteur: Ray , review by: dcrainmaker.com
Extrait: Today Garmin announced two new products – the Vivoactive HR, and the Vivofit 3. Both of which build on existing products they've had in the market previously. The Vivoactive HR takes the now 13 month old Vivoactive and adds in Garmin's Elevate optical HR...
There's a wealth of features here, including all-day activity tracking, phone notifications, built-in optical heart-rate sensor, GPS, multiple sport profiles and an always-on display. It can be worn in the shower and while swimming
It's bulky, there are occasional connection and syncing problems, and the mobile app is confusing
The Vivoactive HR's versatile, multipurpose function and design make it one of the better smart GPS fitness watches on the market...
Tracks a wide variety of sports, builtin heart rate monitor and GPS, large, easytoread screen
A bit large for some wrists
The Vivoactive HR is a great device – the screen is large and easy to read and it has loads of features.Like most Garmin devices, the sync cable on the Vivoactive HR is a proprietary clip which only fits the specific device.Aesthetically, however, I'm not...
Five day battery life, Tracks a variety of activities, Leave your phone at home: it's got GPS
ASBO bracelet chic, Few downloadable apps
So yes, there are other more chic watches that will do some of the same things.For a few quid either side of RM1175 though, depending where you shop, the understated Vivoactive HR is packed to the gills with long-lasting easy-to-use and rewarding fitness...
