In regions where there are alternatives, Venu Sq’s revised interface will show a line with a raised centre at the bottom of the display. A new screen with buttons to access different options will appear when you tap the centre hump.
For instance, the options for the run exercise include workouts, a training schedule, settings, and LiveTrack. Also included are mixed intervals, quarter-mile repeats, and run/walk exercises.
According to Dan Bartel, vice president of global consumer sales at Garmin, “We take pride in providing a smartwatch that lives up to Garmin’s high expectations for functionality at a price point that appeals to a wider range of customers.
With over 20 built-in sports apps and the widest selection of 24/7 health monitoring capabilities on the market, Venu Sq delivers when staying active and monitoring your health are more crucial than ever.”
Does the Garmin Venu Sq track blood pressure?
No. not a blood pressure measurement. You can find information on any issue by visiting the Garmin website. It is free of charge.