Title: Garmin Vivosmart 4 Review | Digital Trends
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Garmin Vivosmart 4 review
Pulse ox and body battery make Garmin’s Vivosmart fitness tracker stand out
Garmin Vivosmart 4
Stylish design
Finicky touchscreen display
The touchscreen is responsive, but its small size can make tapping difficult.
Fitness and health tracking
Pulse ox
Body battery
Body battery was by far our favorite feature on the device. We used it all the time.
Smart notifications
Battery life
Price, availability and warranty information
Our Take
Is there a better alternative?
How long will it last?
Should you buy it?
Editors' Recommendations

Content: We hope Garmin continues to include this feature on all future fitness trackers. Smart notifications
Like most fitness trackers, the Vivosmart 4 connects to your smartphone and allows you to view incoming notifications. Notifications can be challenging to read on the small screen of the tracker. The text will scroll so you can see the first line of the notification, but you will have to pick up your phone for more details. A feature we really like about Garmin devices is that you can reject incoming phone calls and delete alerts right from the tracker. Battery life
Battery life is good considering how small the fitness tracker is. On average, we got four days off a single charge when we used it with the pulse ox sensor at night. Turning off the pulse ox sensor increased battery life to almost seven days. Price, availability and warranty information
The $129 Vivosmart 4 is available now from Garmin’s website and both online and in-store retailers such as Target. Garmin fitness products are warranteed to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for one year from the original date of purchase.