Garmin Lily

Stylish, classic look ; Pulse oximeter ; Outstanding sleep and wellness tracking ; Decent battery life

Grayscale display ; No onboard GPS ; No music storage

Stylish classic watch design ; Measures breathing, energy level, and stress ; SpO2 sensor ; Lots of useful widgets ; Excellent companion app

No built-in GPS ; Lacks a color display

Ideal for small wrists, the Garmin Lily smartwatch has a fashionable, jewelry-inspired design and many useful health-tracking features for a reasonable price.

Stylish, lightweight design ; Best display of any Garmin lifestyle watch ; On-board pregnancy tracking app

No built-in GPS ; Incompatible with Garmin Connect IQ app store

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Stylish and comfortable to wear on petite wrists. Full-featured for a hybrid analog.

The interface is too swipe heavy. Screen not as responsive as I'd like. Tethered GPS is sometimes unreliable. Automatic activity tracking is wildly inaccurate.

Great fit, for even the slightest of wrist sizes ; Simple, easy to understand UI ; Accurate heart rate tracking ; Detailed, accurate sleep tracking

Display pattern can be distracting ; Proprietary, non-standard charger ; Proprietary straps may cause headaches

The Garmin Lily is a capable fitness tracker, but we wouldn't call it "the smartwatch women have been waiting for." It performs well at all the basics and has a handful of smartwatch features, but some of the design decisions hinder the Lily's potential.

Attractive design Bright display Superb companion app

No on-board GPS No contactless payments Expensive for its feature set

The Garmin Lily is a great-looking watch that's been thoughtfully designed with women in mind, but it's lacking some key features we'd expect to find in a watch at this price point. Smartwatches were once chunky, ugly things, but there are so many slim...

Accurate activity tracking ; Interesting design concept with a nice-looking finish ; Small and compact and lightweight

Battery life half that of claimed ; No always-on display option ; No built-in GPS ; Smartphone notifications pointless ; Patterned lens is love/hate

If you're after a watch that offers good activity tracking, is very small and dainty, and don't mind taking your phone with you when exercising, and recharging it daily, then this smartwatch has its share of positives. But Garmin's own range offers...

Stylish and delicate, more like a traditional watch ; Easy to set up and use app ; Unusual but well connecting charger

No GPS without phone pairing ; Special safety feature has limited use ; Battery life doesn’t last as long as other models ; Limited activity options (maximum five at a time) ; Expensive considering pared back capabilities

If you’re looking for a delicate and attractive looking option that is slightly smarter than a regular wristwatch, then this could be one to look at. The style is the main thing you’d be paying for on this model, so it would be down to the individual...