
Garmin · Smartwatch
Garmin Venu X1
A 2-inch screen in a 7.9mm case. Garmin’s strangest watch — maps, but no ECG.
$799.99Garmin →
Battery8 days
Water5atm
Weight34g
Sensors11
OSStandalone
The Venu X1 is a rectangular 2-inch AMOLED in a 7.9mm case weighing 34g, which makes it the thinnest and lightest full-feature watch Garmin builds. It carries downloadable TopoActive maps, an LED flashlight, speaker and mic, sapphire, and a titanium caseback, plus the deepest software of any Venu including Endurance Score and Hill Score. Two things it does not have, at $799: an ECG — the Gen 5 sensor is there but the polymer case has no bezel electrode, so it can never be enabled — and multi-band GNSS. Battery is the shortest of Garmin’s current AMOLED watches at eight days. A genuinely odd product, and appealing for exactly that reason.
Strengths
- 2-inch display in a 7.9mm, 34g case
- Full downloadable TopoActive maps and 32GB storage
- Endurance Score and Hill Score, which the Venu 4 lacks
Tradeoffs
- No ECG — the case physically cannot support it
- Single-band GNSS only, at $799
- Eight-day battery, shortest of Garmin’s AMOLED range
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