Garmin Venu 4 Argent/Jaune 45 mm
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Il s’agit d’une montre connectée Garmin Venu 4 de 45 mm en argent avec bracelet jaune. La montre a un boîtier rond, un poids de 38 g et 8 Go de stockage. D’après les informations produit, l’autonomie annoncée peut aller jusqu’à 10 jours. L’emballage contient la montre, un bracelet, un manuel et un câble de charge.
Avis Garmin Venu 4 Argent/Jaune 45 mm
Basé sur 24 avis
This is an amazing piece of work. Garmin is amazing. I’ve always wanted one. Now that I do it totally I love with it. The battery life is amazing. All the features of the watch is outstanding
This is an amazing piece of work. Garmin is amazing. I’ve always wanted one. Now that I do it totally I love with it. The battery life is amazing. All the features of the watch is outstanding
Miranda
30 juin 2026
I upgraded from a Venu 2 and wow what an upgrade. Battery life is amazing. It also gives you a report in the morning as well as at night of the day. All reports can be customised. Really impressed with this watch so far.
I upgraded from a Venu 2 and wow what an upgrade. Battery life is amazing. It also gives you a report in the morning as well as at night of the day. All reports can be customised. Really impressed with this watch so far.
Chantal
15 juin 2026
Great bit of kit if you want a solid HR reader and stats which I do and use for my sleep, bike rides and general exercise. Quality product as always with Garmin.
Great bit of kit if you want a solid HR reader and stats which I do and use for my sleep, bike rides and general exercise. Quality product as always with Garmin.
James
15 juin 2026
Great watch. Battery life is great. Super features. Quality finish. Very pleased
Great watch. Battery life is great. Super features. Quality finish. Very pleased
Kyle
31 mai 2026
After saving for years to treat myself to the ultimate smart sports watch, I’m deeply disappointed. The AMOLED screen is sharp, but the software is a clunky, frustrating mess. For this price, standalone navigation shouldn't be an illusion; if you leave your phone behind, the watch lacks the processing engine to synthesize text-to-speech voice prompts. You’re left staring at basic arrows. Worse, the vibration settings are completely abrasive, and the UI is incredibly unintuitive. A brand-new device shouldn’t feel this clumsy. Garmin makes great trackers, but this expensive "smart" hybrid is a massive letdown. I wish I could send it back for a refund.
After saving for years to treat myself to the ultimate smart sports watch, I’m deeply disappointed. The AMOLED screen is sharp, but the software is a clunky, frustrating mess. For this price, standalone navigation shouldn't be an illusion; if you leave your phone behind, the watch lacks the processing engine to synthesize text-to-speech voice prompts. You’re left staring at basic arrows. Worse, the vibration settings are completely abrasive, and the UI is incredibly unintuitive. A brand-new device shouldn’t feel this clumsy. Garmin makes great trackers, but this expensive "smart" hybrid is a massive letdown. I wish I could send it back for a refund.
Winston
22 mai 2026
