* The Garmin Venu 3 and the Venu 3S offers new health tracking modes.
* The Venu 3 duo now has nap detection mode as well as wheelchair mode.
* These new wearables features an AMOLED display.
Garmin has launched the new Venu 3 and Venu 3S smartwatches with several improvements.
Although the smartwatches look similar to Venu 2 and 2S, they bring new health-tracking modes, including one that lets you track your naps.
The Venu 3 offers a 14-day battery life and it boasts an AMOLED display with a Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection.
Let us take a look at the detailed specifications and pricing of the Venu 3 and the Venu 3S ahead:
The Garmin Venu 3 series is priced at $499 (roughly Rs 37,200). The pricing is applicable for all sizes. The Venu 3 and the Venu 3S are available for purchase in the US via Garmin’s official website.
The Venu 3 duo can detect naps and add them to the overall sleep tracking.
Yes, these smartwatches have an interesting “Nap Tracking” feature.
This feature is quite sophisticated thanks to the Pulse Ox (Blood Oxygen) and HRV (Heart Rate Variability) monitoring.
Among the highlights, the Venu 3 and 3S also come with an interesting Wheelchair mode.
It tracks daily pushes instead of steps and gives weight shift alerts.
That’s a neat feature that greatly enhances the accessibility of these smartwatches. Nowadays, smartwatches are often involved in the fitness segment, it’s great to see Garmin trying to improve accessibility for disabled people with this feature.
* 1.4-inch AMOLED display 454 x 454 pixels resolution (Venu 3), 1.2-inch AMOLED display 390 x 390-pixel resolution (Venu 3S), Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection.
* Wheelchair mode, Nap detection, Morning Report, Meditation activity, Interval creation.
* Microphone, built-in speaker.
* 8GB RAM, NFC support, 5ATM water resistance.
* Pulse ox blood oxygen saturation monitor.
* 14 days battery life (Venu 3), 10 days battery life (Venu 3S).
In terms of specs, the Garmin Venu 3 comes with a 1.4-inch AMOLED screen with always-on.
The 3S has a smaller display with a 1.2-inch. The watches take standard 22mm and 18mm bands respectively. The case features fiber-reinforced polymer, while the bezel is stainless steel. The glass on top is Gorilla Glass 3.
The Venu 3 sells in a 45mm trim and Whitestone and Black Color options. The 3S is available in a 41mm size and offers pebble gray, sage gray, French Gray, Dust Rose, and Ivory color options.
The new series promises up to 14 days of battery life in the smartwatch mode. Due to the long endurance, users can monitor health metrics 24/7 and receive a holistic view of their stress.
The system also tracks sleep in a smart way and can deliver personalized sleep coaching and nap detection.
Ans) The only differences between the Venu 3 and Venu 3S are their sizes and battery life.
The devices are otherwise identical in features and design. Venu 3 offers a more significant battery life upgrade than the Venu 3S.
However, both devices outperform the Venu 2 Plus.
The Venu 3 measures 45mm with a 1.4-inch AMOLED display and 454×454 pixel resolution. The Venu 3S provides an option for smaller wrists with a 41mm case size.
Its 1.3-inch display features a resolution of 390×390 pixels. Both sizes feature Gorilla Glass.
Given their size difference, the devices do not share compatible bands.
The Venu 3 requires 22mm quick-release bands while the Venu 3S requires 18mm options.
Both devices ship with a silicone band.
Ans) The series features a water resistance rating of 5ATM. This means you can swim with the Venu 3 up to depths of 50 meters.
Ans) The entire series features multi-GNSS support.
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