At a glance
Battery life
Up to 11 days (smartwatch mode), up to ~21 h (GPS mode)
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, Garmin Pay™, smart notifications
At a glance
Battery life
Up to 11 days (smartwatch mode), up to ~21 h (GPS mode)
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, Garmin Pay™, smart notifications
The Garmin vívoactive 6 GPS Smartwatch is a versatile health and fitness wearable built to support your active lifestyle with a bright AMOLED touchscreen that’s easy to read in all conditions. Its modern design pairs everyday wearability with powerful tracking and insight tools.
Featuring built‑in GPS and a comprehensive suite of wellness metrics, this smartwatch monitors heart rate, sleep quality, stress levels and Body Battery™ energy to help you understand your body better. With up to 11 days of battery life in smartwatch mode and more than 80 built‑in sports apps, it’s ready for workouts, adventures and daily life.
Key Features
- 1.2″ AMOLED touchscreen — bright and vibrant display
- Up to 11 days battery life in smartwatch mode — excellent endurance
- Built‑in GPS with multi‑GNSS support — accurate pace, distance and route tracking
- Advanced health monitoring — heart rate, Body Battery™ energy, sleep score and stress tracking
- 80+ built‑in sports apps — track running, cycling, swimming, golf, HIIT and more
- Smart features — smartphone notifications, music storage and Garmin Pay™ contactless payments
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At a glance
Battery life
Up to 11 days (smartwatch mode), up to ~21 h (GPS mode)
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, Garmin Pay™, smart notifications
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- do not function as intended.
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- free repair or free replacement;
- in some cases, a price reduction or full reimbursement.
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