Garmin Vivofit 4
$41.99
Stay on track with your fitness goals and achieve a healthier lifestyle with Garmin Vivofit 4 smartwatch.
Description
The Garmin Vivofit 4 is a top-of-the-line activity tracker from the renowned brand, Garmin. As a part of their Vívofit series, this tracker is designed to help you live a healthier and more active lifestyle by tracking your daily activities and providing valuable insights into your fitness progress.
One of the standout features of the Vivofit 4 is its accelerometer, which accurately measures your movements throughout the day. Whether you’re going for a run, taking a swim, or simply walking around the office, this activity tracker will keep track of your steps, distance, calories burned, and active minutes.
The Vivofit 4 also comes with a vibrant color screen, measuring 0.43 inches and boasting a resolution of 88×88. This makes it easy to view your stats at a glance, even in bright sunlight. The black watch face and strap give the tracker a sleek and modern look, perfect for everyday wear.
Constructed with a comfortable silicone strap, the Vivofit 4 is both lightweight and water-resistant, making it ideal for all-day wear, even during sweaty workouts or swims. With Android smartphone compatibility and wireless communication via ANT+, you can easily sync your data and stay connected to your progress on the go.
Weighing just 25 grams and measuring 9.4mm in thickness and 19.0mm in width, the Vivofit 4 is designed to be your discreet and reliable companion for all your fitness goals. Whether you’re a fitness enthusiast looking to improve your performance or just starting on your health journey, the Garmin Vivofit 4 is the perfect tool to help you stay motivated and on track. With its advanced features and sleek design, this activity tracker is a must-have for anyone looking to take their fitness to the next level.
Activity Trackers
Frequently Asked Questions:
How can I set up and use the move bar feature on my Garmin Vivosmart 4?
Here's how you can set up and use the Move Bar feature on your Garmin Vivosmart 4:
1. Ensure that your device is connected to a compatible smartphone via Bluetooth, as the Move Bar feature requires a paired smartphone.
2. Go to the Main Menu of your Garmin Vivosmart 4 by swiping the display screen from left to right.
3. Tap on the Settings icon located at the bottom right corner of the screen.
4. Scroll down and tap on 'Move IQ'.
5. Make sure that the Move IQ is turned on by toggling the switch next to it to the 'on' position. If it's already enabled, you can skip this step.
6. Now, go back to the Main Menu and tap on the Activities icon (which looks like a person running).
7. Swipe left or right to select the activity you want to track using Move Bar, such as walking or running.
8. Once you've selected an activity, make sure that your wrist-based heart rate is enabled by tapping on the heart rate monitor icon (which looks like a beating heart) at the top of the screen.
9. You will see a red bar appear on your display screen during your chosen activity when it’s time to move based on your customized goals.
10. The Move Bar will disappear once you've completed your daily goal, but remember that you can always re-enable it by following the same steps for setting up an activity.
How do I sync my Garmin Vivofit 4 with my smartphone?
To sync your Garmin Vivofit 4 with your smartphone, follow these steps:
1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on in the settings of your smartphone. Put your Vivofit 4 into pairing mode by pressing and holding the button on the back until the LED light flashes rapidly. On your smartphone, open the Garmin Connect Mobile app (available for both iOS and Android). Follow the prompts to add a new device and select "Vivofit 4" from the list of available devices. Your phone will search for nearby Vivofit 4 devices. Select your Vivofit 4 when it appears in the list. Your Vivofit 4 should now be connected to your smartphone. You can check this by looking at the LED light on the device – it should stop flashing rapidly and turn solid once synced. Your Vivofit 4 data will now automatically sync with the app whenever they are within range of each other (up to 30 feet/10 meters). Note: If you're having trouble syncing your Vivofit 4, make sure your device is fully charged or has fresh batteries, and ensure that both your Vivofit 4 and your smartphone are within range of each other. You can also try resetting your Vivofit 4 by pressing and holding the button on the back for 15 seconds until it displays a Garmin logo, then repeat the pairing process. If you continue to experience issues, contact Garmin customer support for further assistance.
Do you know that you can use Garmin Vivofit 4 as a GPS Tracker?
All smart watches and sports bands equipped with GPS receivers such as Garmin Vivofit 4 can be used as a GPS tracker. It doesn't matter how you connect to the internet - direct (eSIM) or indirect via a smartphone. In both cases, you can track your wearable device online in real time. More information is available on this GPS tracking platform for smartwatches.
What features has Garmin Vivofit 4?
This device has accelerometer, pedometer, sleep tracking. You might be interested in some other devices with sleep tracking. If that so, you can find it here.
What kind of wireless communication do you need for activity tracking?
If you want to track your activity during training, you need a device that can communicate.
Garmin Vivofit 4 have several types of comunication. For example ANT+, Bluetooth. The best activity truckers have Bluetooth and you can find them here. More information about wireless communication in activity trackers can be found in our article.
Jessica –
I am not a Lego fan or an educator, but I understand the significance of these projects’ success in Lego Ideas. It shows that there is a demand for space-themed products that can inspire young people to pursue STEM fields. As we continue to explore space and push technological boundaries, it’s crucial to foster interest and enthusiasm among the next generation of innovators and pioneers. Lego Ideas sets have the potential to do just that, making them a valuable resource for educators looking to engage their students in STEM education. It’s exciting to see NASA’s SLS and Kerbal Space Program recognized by the Lego community, and I look forward to seeing how these projects develop in the future.
Mackenzie –
Dear Jessica,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the significance of successful Lego Ideas projects. Your perspective is insightful, and I couldn’t agree more that space-themed products have the potential to inspire young people to pursue STEM fields. As someone who has always been fascinated by space exploration, I believe that fostering interest in this area is crucial for future generations of innovators and pioneers.
While your opinion is well-reasoned and thoughtful, I must contradict it regarding the Lego Ideas NASA Space Launch System (SLS) set. As an avid collector and fan of Lego sets related to space exploration, I was initially excited about this project when it was proposed on the Lego Ideas platform. However, after reading more about the set and its features, I’m not convinced that it will live up to the high standards set by other successful Lego Ideas projects.
Firstly, while the SLS is undoubtedly an impressive piece of engineering, I feel that the set itself doesn’t capture the scale or complexity of this massive rocket. The Lego Ideas team has done an excellent job in the past of creating detailed and accurate models of real-world objects, but the SLS seems to have been simplified somewhat in this iteration. This could disappoint fans who were expecting a more realistic representation of the rocket.
Secondly, I’m concerned about the price point for this set. At $120 USD, it’s significantly more expensive than other Lego Ideas sets, which has led some people to question whether it represents good value for money. While the high cost could be justified if the set contained a vast number of pieces or included additional features, in this case, I feel that the price tag is disproportionate to the size and complexity of the model.
Finally, while I appreciate the educational value of STEM-focused Lego sets, I’m not convinced that this particular set will inspire young people to pursue careers in space exploration or related fields. The SLS is a critical component of NASA’s Artemis program, which aims to return astronauts to the moon by 2024. However, the set doesn’t include any figures or accessories that would allow children to imagine themselves as astronauts or engineers working on the project. This could limit its appeal to younger audiences who are more interested in playing with action figures and role-playing scenarios.
While I respect your opinion regarding the importance of space-themed Lego Ideas projects, I must disagree that this particular set will live up to the high standards set by other successful projects. I believe that Lego could do better by focusing on more detailed and accurate models of real-world objects or sets that allow children to imagine themselves as astronauts or engineers working in space exploration.
Thank you for taking the time to read my review, and I hope that our discussion has been constructive and informative. As a fellow Lego enthusiast, I look forward to seeing how future projects develop and continue to inspire young people to pursue STEM fields.
Best regards,
Mackenzie