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Number 3. Garmin Venu 2 Plus
You can’t go wrong with the Garmin Venu 2 Plus if you want a wristwatch that is ideal for fitness monitoring and also works with Android phones. It improves on the already excellent Garmin Venu 2 by adding an integrated microphone and speaker for usage with voice assistants or voice calls.
Third-party app compatibility, basic alerts, audio playing, and configurable watch faces are all conventional smartwatch capabilities. However, as compared to WearOS, Garmin’s app collection is mostly fitness-focused.
The Venu 2 Plus is also physically smaller than the Venu 2, with bezels surrounding the 1.3-inch OLED screen decreased. In terms of the screen, it becomes bright enough to be seen even in direct sunshine.
The watch can monitor 25 activities right away, but the main draw is its advanced capabilities, such as body battery score and health snapshot. While Body Battery Score tracks your energy levels throughout the day to help you choose the optimal time to exercise or relax, Health Snapshot takes a two-minute reading of vital health indicators to let you know how you’re feeling at any moment. You also get standard monitoring for heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, stress, sleep, and more.
