Questions about Garmin Venu Sq

The Garmin Venu Sq supports music platforms through its music storage feature, but only in the Music Edition. This edition allows you to download music from services like Spotify, Amazon Music, and Deezer, enabling phone-free listening via Bluetooth headphones. The standard model of the Venu Sq does not have internal music storage, but it can control music playback on your phone.

Unfortunately no

As far as I know, you can only pair chest straps from the same manufacturer

Yes and no. The Venu SQ supports the "accident detection" function. However, this is only the case during an activity. For this, the watch must have an existing connection to the phone. Mobile phone reception must be available. The emergency contacts must be stored on the Garmin Connect app. The accident detection works in such a way that a concussion is detected with a reduction in speed. This can only be measured during an activity. I would therefore not recommend this watch for older people at risk of falling.

With us it was

yes, works

Yes, sure. Every Garmin smartwatch must be connected/set up via ConnectIQ - including the Venu sq.

Yes. https://buy.garmin.com/de-CH/CH/p/707174#inTheBox

I don't know, I've never tried it before. But in any case without a smartphone no music is possible.

Unfortunately no. Only the new Tri works

unfortunately not

Works well if you enter the size of the pool beforehand (exact distance). I also have a Fenix 3 with a chest strap for swimming, which is more precise in terms of heart rate measurement through the strap. Here are the instructions for setting it up so that you can start swimming training -> https://www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/GUID-1C3C7630-B695-44C3-AF56-949C1D4889FB/DE-DE/GUID-387D15DA-0A9D-47D0-BAB9-05CC2B97D65C.html

Yes, the operation of the clock works by touch screen. Digital time displays start with 00.00 and end with 24.00. Analogue time records always start with 1, with the first second, the first minute or the first hour, and they end with 12. There is no zero, as in the digital time display, in analogue clocks.

Yes. Has an alarm function. Vibration is adjustable in 3 levels.

Walking and hiking are reliably recorded. However, you should start the activity manually. MoveIQ does not reliably recognise these activities.