Garmin Lily Smartwatch Sport Edition – Sleep Monitor
Garmin Lily Smartwatch Sport Edition – Sleep Monitor, Midnight Orchid Bezel with Deep Orchid Case and Silicone Band
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 Lily |  vívomove 3S |  Venu Sq |  vívoactive 4/4S | |
| Display type | Liquid crystal | OLED | Liquid crystal | Transflective memory-in-pixel |
| Smart notifications | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Wrist based heart rate | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Body Battery energy monitoring | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Stress tracking | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Advanced Sleep Tracking | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Tracks Steps & Calories | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| GPS | Connected | Connected | Built-in | Built-in |
| Connect IQ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Battery life | Up to 5 days | Up to 5 days | Smartwatch mode: Up to 6 days | Smartwatch Mode: Up to 7 days |
| Garmin Pay | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Garmin Music | No | No | Music edition only | Yes |
Got this as a gift for mother-in-law, it’s not too big and looks very smart and is easy to use. Battery also lasts about 5 days and does not take long to charge. Good display size.
Purchased as a gift , and from the onset was fraught with connection and syncing issues.
Spent a while trawling on line forming – who ALL echoed the same concerns I was encountering.
Firstly , after connection and set up – you will need a software update, delete and reinstall app – then it works .
Overall quite disappointing for Garmin – hence reduced price .
You will need to spend considerably more on a more reliable version .
Still toying with sending this back
Shame on you garni
It also only comes with one strap (small size) and to buy an official Garmin one you’re looking 35 so bear that in mind as an extra expense if you’d prefer a larger strap.
The Garmin app is pretty easy to use and so far I haven’t had any connectivity issues which was the main reason I picked Garmin over Fitbit.
Overall would recommend but with the caveat regarding battery life.
Lovely watch but did not like the garmin silicon watchstrap it came fitted with, this
irritated my wrist, so had to buy the garmin leather strap (there was no alternative manufacturer), it was very expensive but great quality. Very pleased with the watch functionality.
Vibrate is not working on notification made me stress with this.. low battery charger then work vibrate on notification but middle battery go gone vibrate I cannot find any. I go wait low battery charger will vibrate. I not happy with that… because I am full deaf can’t hear. I need full vibrate all battery.
I wait soon staff help to to phone to amazon what do next.
It pule ox sleep on it 3 day. If off ox sleep it longer 5 day.
Very annoy about how vibrate with notification.
When watch walk to room it phone disconnected then near phone back phone connection then gone vibrate. I got not idea how vibrate on. All already setting on vibrate.
Heart. Walk. Etc good.
Sad for me.. it expensive.
My previous garmin broke after a few years of good service. I decided to look at latest versions to replace it.
I was happy to find that a slimmer version was now available. It looks great and work very well.
I do think the app could be improved but the watch does compensate for that as it’s pretty well thought up.
Got this gift for my wife and she loves it. It fits her wrist perfectly as most smart watches are too large, this is just nice. The screen is good and easily readible and the app is simple enough to use and has a lot of functions. Easy to configure application notifications and has function to alert loved ones in case of emergency with easy tap.
Only shame is the battery life, it needs a daily charge despite it black and white screen.
I bought the Lily to use as my day to day watch and I love it. It was worried about how big it would be prior to buying so have included a picture for reference. I use the hydration and breathwork features a lot and love them. I track walks on it (need to take your phone with you for the GPS but I have it with me anyway so that’s not an issue), short cardio exercises (jump rope etc – you can set the intervals yourself) and daily steps.
I was dubious about the touch screen but have had no problems at all. I switched the strap for a bracelet style one I found so it looks prettier day to day.
It’s turned out to be the perfect solution for the problem of “forerunner not really suitable for work and nice events”. I still use my forerunner for runs because I love the big screen and pace tracking for that. At the same time I’m out running I charge the Lily. All the data syncs to the same app so it’s all in one place. Win win!
Reading texts and emails were not a priority but now she can do it, it’s useful.
The wrist gesture to show the face works well and scrolling through the menu is a doddle once you get the hang of it. Battery is lasting about four days (depending on the settings) and charges in no time.
App is good with tons of info, some useful like sleep, calories, blood pressure etc.
Good range of watch faces including the analogue ones shown on the classic version.
One point to note, the strap is unique to this model and part of the design, so probably no aftermarket alternatives will appear. Personally I will buy a spare to be on the safe side.
Reccomended by ‘her indoors’.