Garmin Lily 2, Small and Stylish Smartwatch, Hidden Display, Patterned Lens, Up to 5 Days Battery Life, Tan

Overall I’m very happy with this watch. I wanted Garmin technology, in a classic looking watch that I can wear all day, and doesn’t look “sporty.” I also have very small wrists and hands, so the small face size is suited. I’m satisfied with the features it has - not all the Garmin options, but certainly enough for me, with sleep/HR/steps/o2 tracking, and options to record my workouts. While I don’t have other options to compare to, the battery life seems reasonable to me - I charge every 3 days or so (with o2 tracking turned off). A couple things that bug me are both related to the charger. First, I’ve only had this a few months and already I have to clip the charger on “just so” to be sure it’s charging. Sometimes I come back hours later and it hasn’t charged - that’s really irritating. It’s also not possible to reboot the watch without the charger - it will turn off, but will only turn back on with the charger attached. This leads me to my third issue - a couple of times, the watch has suddenly just stopped tracking my heart rate. The only solution seems to be to turn it off, and charge it to turn it back on. This is frustrating, especially since the charger is a proprietary one, so if I’m not home, I can’t fix the issue. Maybe compared to other Garmin offerings, this is a “lower” price point, but for me it’s a pricy enough purchase that I am taking off a star for the charging and rebooting issues.

The media could not be loaded. Just got this today. It's very cute, I really like that it's dressy enough that I can wear it with a nice outfit at work but still get my steps counted and see texts and stuff. I took a video to show how responsive the face is to lifting it to my face and that I can see the face in bright sunshine.Immediate complaint, however: the charger has to be plugged into a USB-C wall cube which it DOESN'T COME WITH?? Luckily I happen to have one for my iPhone charger, but that means I either have to purchase one separately or I can't charge my phone and watch at the same time (which would be at night when I'm not using them). Very annoying. I've never bought an electronic that required me to purchase a wall plug separately, that's pretty crazy.I'll update later when I test off the battery life and wear and tear etc.UPDATE: started wearing it Monday night at full charge around 5:00pm, just this morning Saturday it gave me an 11% battery warning so it lasted about 5 days on a full charge. Took about an hour to fully recharge. Not to shabby. I'm used to not having to charge by Fitbit inspire for like a couple weeks, but that didn't have quite as many features (notably call and text notifications) and wasn't NEARLY as cute so I think it's a fair trade off.All in all I really like this watch and I'm glad I got it. I love brown leather and I wanted a watch that could both track my needs and look like a feminine vintage understated accessory, not a chunky piece of silicone or a big rectangle. This is just what I've been looking for!

I have received so many compliments on this watch. I bought to track my resting heart beat not many watches do that and look like this. I didn't want a sports watch. It has a skinny band so it gives the illusion that the watch head isn't that big. It's about the same size as an apple watch head except this one is round with a rose gold surround. The battery lasts about 5 days total but it doesn't take long to get a full charge again. It doesn't come with charging square so you'll need to purchase one on your own. The App is easy to use, it tracks your steps, intensity, heart rate, and sleep pattern if you wear it to bed. If you do wear it to bed it's not uncomfortable. I would recommend.

Loved the look of this watch but was very disappointed in the functionality. The screen would always be blank and I would have to tap it to see the time, and yes I had the gesture sensor on. I noticed the gesture sensor would work best right after the charging was complete and then the next day it would stop working again. What’s the point of the watch if you can’t see the time, and I don’t want to be tapping the screen every time while I’m in the middle of doing something to see the time. Thankfully I was able to return it. Really do wish it actually worked- especially for this price point.

I love the looks of this watch. It pairs with my apple phone which is a great feature. If a phone call comes in or a text the watch notifies me. I can read the text but I cannot answer the phone. I have not tried any of the special features yet. One con on the watch I struggle with the timer. My fingers are not able to work the spinning wheel very well. For the money it was a good purchase.

Product had a manufacturer error and wouldn't turn on (Triangle symbol) on charge from the moment I got it - Not thrilled. I bought a Garmin after 4 fitbits failed after only a year. Was hopeful Garmin would be better - could be a fluke, but not a good first impression. It is a good looking watch though and customer service via Garmin support was no hassle...but I had already left for work overseas and now have to find a way to get the broken watch back to the US before an exchange can take place.

It's nice that the battery last for 5 days. It's not 100% accurate. But the reason that I returned it was that the given features does not match the price of the product. Way too expensive for the simplest basic features and not that responsive to the hand movment

I bought this because I loved how it looks like a regular watch from afar as it’s not obviously a smart watch. It’s small enough so that I don’t even notice that I’m wearing it. The Garmin app is great too, I’ve been loving tracking my sleep & activates