Garminvivofit jr. 3 MIP Brassard tracker d’activité Vert

Perfect.. great watch

I bought this for my 7 year old son. Ot was easy to install the app on my phone. My son loves that he can track his steps everyday. He is not allowed to wear a smart watch at school so this is perfect. He loves the colour.

Brilliant Smart Watch for children, accompanying Garmin kids app that allows for chores, tasks to be set with reward points. Physical Rewards can then be set up for your child to "claim" via the app. In app story features unlock based on activity and excersise frequency to encourage children's physical excersise. You sync the app to the watch to update progress and points earbed. Slight connectivity issues can arrise with the app if installed on multiple devices, E.G two parents and child as the WiFi connection trys to connect to multiple devices at once.Packaging a little low quality for a £60 RRP would have expected slightly higher end finish perhaps celephane wrapped.The watch itself is small in stature, obviously geared at younger children. The screen is small and not as clear and bright as perhaps you might expect, and there are no brightness settings to adjust. Simple system for children to flick through the several screens and one button to navigate the options.The watch strap is soft silicone and the watch itself can be removed for strap cleaning and replacement. The battery is a supposed "12 month" life span. Untested as of yet but perhaps explains the limited brightness of screen to keep running usage low.We are using the watch and app with our autistic son and it is a great way to encourage good positive behaviour using the "chores" section to type our own daily tasks and routines to "tick off" including the rewards as encouragement.Overall a great gadget for both parent and child good durability and soft comfortable wear.

Good quality and my grandson really liked watching how many steps he does. He also liked achieving the goals set.

My daughter loved it, she wears it all day long and tracks her activity time and step goals for fun. I don’t know if the sleep tracking is accurate but it helps us create a bed time routine as well.

Ideal for my 8yo son.The watch interface itself is a bit limited, for example it only gives hours slept in the app, so he can't see that himself. That's why I've only given 4 stars.The screen is absolutely fine, despite other comments. Due to the battery decision, it's obviously not an bright, LED screen like many others, but rather a colour LCD with a back-light. The back-light is only really needed in the dark.The replaceable battery is an interesting decision, but seems to work well. While my other kids have to continually faff with taking their watches off to charge, trying not to lose them, or getting disappointed if they run out of battery, those problems just don't exist with this one. I think, for kids, it's a good design.The alternative to this seemed to be the Fitbit Ace 3. But that's a really odd beast - just an adult watch with certain features disabled - probably repurposed units which failed QC. The Ace 2 my daughter has is as buggy as all hell too. I've no idea what the firmware dev team were smoking, but forums are full of unanswered complaints, which has put me off fitbit permanently. This one, by comparison, works well and consistently.

Bought this for my 8yr old grandson for Christmas. He absolutely loves it ❤

A great fitness watch for kids with options to earn coins (pocket money- for us).The strap only lasted 10 months and only worth replacing with 3rd party options due to price.