The Lily has a water resistance rating of 5ATM, meaning it can be submerged to depths up to 50 meters for 10 minutes – fine for pool swimming and showering – and is charged via a USB clip. You can adjust the watch's gesture sensitivity if you run into the same issue, but bear in mind that this will reduce the watch's battery life. Raising your wrist unlocks the screen, though we found this sometimes didn't work as intended. When not in use, the display is particularly attractive, with a patterned metallic design that's a welcome change from the usual blank gray, and makes it look more like a piece of jewelry. There's a selection of well designed faces that you can choose from on the device itself, though we would have liked to see an analog option, particularly since you're unable to download more from the Garmin Connect IQ store. The watch's designers have smart use of the 16-shade grayscale palette, with different shades used to separate different on-screen elements, and indicate whether an element is loading. Garmin Lily and Garmin Vivoactive 4S (Image credit: Future)Īnother of the Lily's notable features is its surprisingly bright TFT LCD display. It's very comfortable, even at night, and we easily forgot we were wearing it. Longer bands can be bought online, but only in leather. One of the most obvious differences between the Lily and a typical fitness tracker is the width of its band it's much narrower (just 14mm) and considerably shorter (designed for a wrist circumference of 110-175mm). Both are available in three colorways (including neutral shades and soft purples), and the bands can be swapped for different options purchased separately (opens in new tab). There are two options to choose from: the Lily Classic, which has an Italian leather wristband, and the Lily Sport, which has a silicone strap more typical of smartwatches and fitness trackers. Instead, it's created a whole new design that's completely different from its previous devices. The Lily is designed as a smartwatch for women, but Garmin hasn't simply gone down the 'pink it and shrink it' route.

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