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 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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Garmin is expanding its fitness tracker family with the introduction of the Vivofit 3, a sub- band that will automatically recognise activities and comes with a more eye-catching look. Now into its ...

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Garmin has launched a new activity tracker. Dubbed vivofit 4, the main selling points for the wearable include an always-on color display and over 1 year battery life. The device is also swim and ...

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