Garmin Venu 4 Review: The Truth After 30 Days

Big sale season is on right now at Tonal. Visit https://Tonal.com for more details. A portion of this video was made in partnership with Tonal. @TonalStrong The Garmin Venu 4 is finally here with premium materials and features previously missing from the lineup, but is it actually worth the new $549 price tag? I’ve put this watch through a month of rigorous testing—including strength training on the new Tonal 2 (huge thanks to Tonal for sponsoring this segment)—to benchmark the heart rate and multiband GPS accuracy. While the flashlight and display are excellent, I explain why the lack of a third button and the regression in battery life might be major frustrations for long-time Garmin users. Join me as I determine if the Venu 4 is a valid everyday alternative to the Apple Watch or if the lack of "smart" features makes it a hard pass. Follow me on social media! (it's always just @mikeobrienn) Instagram: https://instagram.com/mikeobrienn Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeobrienn TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@mikeobrienn About me: https://mikeobrienmedia.com TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 I wore the Garmin Venu 4 for 1 month 0:37 New features! 3:15 Missing features 3:30 Fit and comfort 4:30 Tonal 2 sponsored segment 6:25 Garmin’s more premium build 6:55 The first real drawback 7:15 a nice thing 7:30 My biggest drawback 8:05 Heart rate accuracy 9:30 GPS accuracy 10:20 Sleep tracking 12:00 Health tracking features 12:30 Sizes, and aesthetics 12:45 Major downsides 15:30 UI tour Please comment below with any questions you might have. Thank you all for watching! I appreciate you!