Garmin Lily 2, Small and Stylish Smartwatch, Hidden Display, Patterned Lens, Up to 5 Days Battery Life, Mulberry

I bought the leather strap; easy to wear, stylish; generates helpful info about my sleep; tracker seems very accurate.Like it. Keeping me motivated. Glad I bought it.

Changed from an apple watch to this and I love it. It’s minimalistic, you don’t get bombarded with notifications, and it’s super light. Charge lasts like 4-5 days which is amazing. Honestly it’s well made, it tracks your sleep perfectly, and it’s super light and pretty looking. I love it. It’s such a good value for the money. Syncing is a tiny bit wonky though. It’s not perfect but it’s pretty great.

I want to love this watch so bad! I loved the functionality of my Fitbit, but it was so big and just never looked right. Unfortunately it had a run in with a brick tile floor and the floor won, which led me to finding Lily. She’s so pretty, small and dainty and feels just right. And she doesn’t sacrifice much in functionality either. Fitness tracking, notifications… all the things I’m used to in a smart watch. Except she lacks in one key area, and it may be the reason I have to give her up. You see, in this day and age of 2025, there should be no excuse for not having a display that stays on longer than 15 seconds. I work in healthcare. I take vitals, including pulse and respirations multiple times a day and I rely on my watch to give me an accurate measurement of time. But if I can’t see the time, I can’t measure the time. This is a problem. The “Long” screen timeout is about 4 seconds. The display is very crisp, and though it isn’t colorful with a million choices for watch faces, the available options are fairly nice. I would suggest adding a few more traditional analog face options but it’s not a dealbreaker for me. I will put her to the test tomorrow at work and see how she fairs. I do hope I don’t have to send her back!

I switched from another fitness watch and Lilly 2 has exceeded expectations. It's small and dainty which looks like an everyday watch for most women.Tracking seems accurate. Love all the other features such as challenges, fitness age, intensity minutes etc.

I bought this watch with the intention of using all the great features it has to offer, but most importantly for health reasons, to help me keep track of my heart rate 24/7. Sadly, I have been let down by Garmin with the Lily 2 because it does not come anywhere close to an accurate heart rate reading, well not for me anyway. My pulse does get very high and sometimes it does so within a very short period of time, so I don't know if it's possible that the Lily 2's technology just can't quite keep up with it to the level I need it to, but it seems like it should be able to since anyone exercising could end up experiencing a rapid rise or fluctuation in heart rate with high intensity activities, and monitoring that is really a big part of the point of even owning a smartwatch. Anyway, I did everything under and over the sun to troubleshoot this issue trying to find a reason why this brand new watch would suck so terribly at even getting anywhere close to an accurate pulse reading; however, after referring to the manual, contacting support, researching causes and possible solutions online, and asking for advice and trying everything that's been suggested to me in chats across different social media sites, I have not been successful in getting this watch to give me any more than 3-to-6/60 minutes of a ballpark accuracy heart rate. I have a dire need for a smartwatch due to my health conditions, my wrist measures 5.5 inches, and I am allergic to nearly everything that touches my skin; so, I was absolutely ecstatic the second I received my new watch and saw how beautiful this one really looks in person, how perfectly it fit, how smoothly it worked and how easy it was to use, and I had not had one allergic reaction to it after leaving it on... but, since I simply cannot compromise on the pulse feature, I'm now absolutely heartbroken to have to send it back. **If you zoom in on my photo, you can see the huge difference in heart rate between the two devices. My pulse oximeter is close to 100% accurate, I have it checked and compared against my doctor's in-office equipment 2-3 times per month.

I love it! I was concerned about the size coming from a Fitbit and I have a small wrist, but it's fine. The leather band was a little stiff at the beginning but now it's molded to my wrist.

I wanted a fitness watch that not only looked nice but provided the function I needed. I previously tries the first Lily that came out but the battery just would not stay charged very long which is a big pet peeve of mine. I ended up returning it where I bought it. I took a chance on the Lily 2 and it seems the battery life is improved. I’m on day 4 and still at 50%. I do not sleep in my watch so that does probably save on the battery some. I love the watch and the functions. I purchased the mulberry which works great with gold and silver. I do feel that the price point is a bit high, and changing the bands are cumbersome if you don’t have a tool for it, but I am very happy with it so far.

I have worn a VivoSmart 24/7 for many years. When that band eventually broke I opted for this beautiful upgrade. I love the clock face options (although it did take some time to figure out how to change it). Because I want the leather band to last, I opted to buy a silicone one to have on-hand for swimming, showers and more strenuous activities.