Garmin Lily 2 Active Smartwatch with Silver/Purple Jasmine Silicone Band
$299.99
ColorSilver with Purple
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The Lily 2 Active smartwatch is a stylish and functional choice for fitness enthusiasts, offering features like built-in GPS, activity tracking, and a user-friendly app. Guests appreciate its lightweight design and long battery life, making it suitable for daily wear. However, some have experienced issues with notifications and screen sensitivity. Overall, it provides a good balance of aesthetics and functionality, appealing to those seeking a fitness-focused device without compromising on style.
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4.1 out of 5 stars with 72 reviews
quality: 3 out of 5
value: 2.67 out of 5
50% would recommend
4 recommendations
1 out of 5 stars
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26 March, 2026Verified purchase
Did not track steps or heartrate well and lost connection to phone
Tried to switch to Garmin Lily 2 Active after being a longtime FitBit user. I wore the new Garmin and old Fitbit on the same wrist for a month to compare. The Garmin only recorded about 1/3 of the steps that the FitBit did. I had counted off steps on the FitBit a few times in the past, and it was fairly accurate. The Garmin also showed a much lower heart rate than the FitBit or self-measure. It was easy to bump the Garmin and get something on the display that I didn't want. The final straw was when Garmin pushed an update and I lost the connection between the watch and my iPhone. I wasted a lot of time trying various ways the Garmin website provided to reconnect, but none worked. There was no reason for me to keep a fitness watch that had inaccurate data and wouldn't even connect to the app. So disappointing.
3 out of 5 stars
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1 March, 2026Verified purchase
Interface Flaws
I got this after my Apple Watch died, and for the price this watch is subpar. The interface has so many frustrating aspects that would be very easy for them to fix. Example: It’s very difficult to set a timer (and very difficult to turn the dang thing off), I can’t see the time when I’m in an active workout, it disconnects from my phone all the time (I have to go manually sync it), and more. The pros are the battery life and the fitness tracking, which seems to be very accurate, and the look is a little less abrasive than the black screen of an Apple Watch. But I wouldn’t buy this again.
4 out of 5 stars
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6 October, 2025Verified purchase
Very pretty fitness tracker
5 stars for aesthetics. This looks like a very classy watch, easily wear to the office and look good, not like a sports watch. It has good gps capability, decent at tracking walks, but lacking in more advanced display/training features. It’s great if you just want to track steps, heart rate, sleep, etc. Doesn’t have a “hike” mode or Garmin Coach features such as suggested walks and workouts.
4 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
4 November, 2024Verified purchase
Great battery life!
Really liking this. I never liked the look of most smart watches, and charging every day was a non-starter for me. This battery lasts at least a week and has a more hybrid look to it (monochrome display) that doesn’t look overly sporty. That said, Garmin needs to develop some more watch faces (Garmin Connect IQ doesn’t appear to work with the Lily 2 Active to give that option) and the UI isn’t great (Fitbit has that nailed down). The weather doesn’t update very often (only like every 20 minutes) and the link to My Fitness Pal isn’t seamless. I’ve used a Fitbit for years, which works great, but doesn’t have a watch offering that appealed to me. Hopefully Garmin will make improvements in the UI and app soon. Until then, the battery life is great and the watch does what I need it to do.