The Vívoactive 3 is Garmin's third-generation GPS-capable
smartwatch. You can download apps and watch faces from the Connect IQ store, track various fitness activities (running/biking/yoga/etc), see notifications from a connected phone, create custom workouts, and more. It also includes stress tracking, so you can pinpoint the exact moment you realized your keys at home.
But the main new feature is Garmin Pay, the company's new NFC payment platform. As you might expect, support is limited at the moment; only (most) Visa and Mastercard debit/
credit cards work right now.
Fitbit is already ahead in this department, with additional support for Amex cards. But both Fitbit and Garmin have a lot of catching up to do, considering how many banks and cards
Android Pay and
Apple Pay already work with.
The Vívoactive 3 will cost anywhere from $299 to $229, and you can find more info (and links to buy it)
here. It's available in Stainless Steel Black, Slate Black, and Stainless Steel White.
