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Highlights
- Small, stylish smartwatch complements your look with a unique patterned lens that, with a tap, reveals a bright touchscreen display
- Metal watch case with a leather band; plus, choose between a variety of band colors, so you can find the perfect piece to fit your look
- Stay fashion-forward 24/7, and get a more complete picture of your health with up to 5 days of battery life
- Understand your body with sleep score, respiration tracking, Body Battery™ energy monitoring, menstrual cycle and pregnancy tracking, hydration tracking, all-day stress tracking and heart rate monitoring, including alerts if your heart rate gets high or low (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
- Stay connected with smart notifications when paired to your smartphone for incoming calls, text messages, calendar reminders and more
- Leave your cash and cards at home; Garmin Pay™ contactless payments let you pay for purchases on the go (with a supported country and payment network)
- Track yoga, Pilates, cardio, dance fitness, mindful breathing and more with sports apps; connect to your compatible smartphone’s GPS to accurately track outdoor walks, runs and more
- See how active you are throughout the day with step counting, calories burned, intensity minutes and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked)
- Head out with peace of mind with safety and tracking features, including LiveTrack plus incident detection (during select activities) and Assistance, both of which send a message with your live location to emergency contacts when paired with your compatible smartphone; requires setup and your smartphone to be in an area with network coverage where data connectivity is available
- Move alerts remind you to move your body and even include a variety of movement options
Description
Trendy but unexpected — that’s Lily® 2 Classic, the small, stylish smartwatch. With a flick of your wrist, the stylish patterned lens lights up to reveal a bright touchscreen display. When paired to your smartphone, stay connected to what matters with call, text and email notifications right on your wrist. Lily even helps you tune in to your body by tracking steps, sleep, heart rate, energy levels, women’s health data and more (data presented is intended to be a close estimation of metrics tracked). With a battery that lasts up to 5 days, Lily helps you look good day in and day out. And when you’re on the go, leave your cash and cards at home — Garmin Pay™ contactless payments let you breeze through checkout lines and select transit systems (with a supported country and payment network).
Features: Tan (band)
Weight: .7 Ounces
Water Resistance: Water-Resistant
Product Model: Garmin Lily
Electronics Condition: New
Electronics Features: Lap Time, Accelerometer, Calendar Notifications, Rechargeable, GPS Capability When Paired With Phone, Mobile Payment Technology, Smartphone Compatible, Reminders to Move, Alarm Notifications, App Notifications, Touchscreen Display, Text Notifications, Call Notifications
Connection Type: USB-C
Material: Watch Band: Leather
Includes: Instructions, Charging Cable
Operating System Compatibility: Apple iOS, Android
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Screen Size: 1.3 Inches
Activities tracked: Hiking, Walking, Elliptical Training, Weights, Running, Daily Workout Memory, Cycling, Yoga, Pilates
Maximum Battery Charge Life: 5 Days
Metrics Measured: Active Minutes, Blood Oxygen Level (SpO2), Ovulation, Daily Distance, Heart Rate, Total Steps, Sleep Interruptions, Floors Climbed, Sleep Duration, Sleep Quality, Sleep Stages, Calories Burned, Average Speed, VO2 Max
Band Size: S/M
Material: Anodized Aluminum
Battery: 1 Non-Universal Lithium Ion, Required, Included
Warranty: 1 Year Limited Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869
Street Date: January 8, 2024
TCIN: 90708677
UPC: 753759324650
Item Number (DPCI): 057-03-9400
Origin: Imported
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Shipping details
Estimated ship dimensions: 1.2 inches length x 2.8 inches width x 9.3 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 0.3 pounds
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The Lily 2 Classic is a stylish and lightweight smartwatch that offers a range of health tracking features, including sleep monitoring, heart rate tracking, and step counting. Its elegant design makes it suitable for both casual and professional settings, appealing to guests with smaller wrists. While the battery life is generally good, some guests have experienced connectivity issues and screen responsiveness challenges. Overall, it combines functionality with a chic appearance, making it a great choice for daily wear.
Summary created by AI from text of reviews reflecting recent feedback provided across different star ratings (includes incentivized reviews)
3.7 out of 5 stars with 79 reviews
0% would recommend
3 recommendations
Unable to get some features/sensors working.
2 out of 5 stars
waiting4help - 8 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
The pulse ox and sleep tracker on my Lily 2 Classic don't seem to be working. Support was not able to resolve the issue on the first try, but if they can, I will come update this review. The look and other functions are good. Much better than the Fitbit I used to have.
Not for me
3 out of 5 stars
joceekay10 - 8 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
Going from an Apple Watch to the Lily classic was tough. Although the look was what I wanted the features were not. Text quality was terrible and you cannot respond. The workout feature was complicated as you had to start and stop at every set and unless you were doing an upper body workout or cardio it did not track it. I ended up returning this after two weeks. It just wasn’t for me feature wise but the look was a much more traditional watch look which was what I wanted. I am disappointed that it didn’t work for me.
Stylish and Functional - Love it!
5 out of 5 stars
Sashi - 12 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
I have a small wrist so I wanted a smart watch that doesn't look too big and awkward on my hand, and it was just what I was looking for. I got mine with a leather strap. It has a clean look of a regular watch with the functionality of a smart watch. I also like the clean aesthetic that the monochrome screen has in combination with the floral engraving.
Heart rate function doesn’t work
2 out of 5 stars
DisappointedinLily - 14 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
I like the size, I like the look (though I wish there were real hands), but the main reason I bought this watch was to monitor my HR during exercise, but it’s been wildly off, sometimes by 50+ noms, which I found when I compared it to a chest strap monitor and my old Fitbit, I’m pretty disappointed.
Lilly 2
3 out of 5 stars
Map04 - 16 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
Got this as a gift. At first I liked it but I’m begging to dislike the watch. It’s hard to operate and I’m constantly tapping to simply see what time it is. The online instruction book has not been overly helpful.
I need more...
2 out of 5 stars
Bh2os - 18 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
I'm very dissappointed in the battery life, considering my previous smart watch would last 3+ weeks! The Lily's battery lasts about 4 days. The "wake up" feature to tap the screen or flip your wrist does not work. I'm constantly tapping on the screen to wake it up. I worked out this morning for 40 minutes at an aggressive walking pace and it said I walked 1900 steps and only burned 143 calories, even though the distance was 1.5 miles. Not a chance. And the sleep score seems off too. On what I think are restful nights I get a score of 50ish, and then on toss and turn nights I get a score of 80ish. Can't find the feature to send a (pre-made) text when declining a phone call. I wish the band was a bit wider. Might go back to my other watch - a Withings!
Hate it
1 out of 5 stars
Sandiwork - 19 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
GPS worked horribly. Want to send it back. Didn’t know it used my phone gps
Nice features and adaptable.
4 out of 5 stars
EWB1974 - 21 days ago
originally posted on Garmin
This is my second Lily watch. I find it helpful for counting my steps and keeping track of my heart rate. I am 72 and have limited mobility with Rheumatoid. It helps to keep me moving and challenges me. I don't use many of its features but still feel it is worth the cost.
Love This Watch
5 out of 5 stars
Kimmie - 1 month ago
originally posted on Garmin
I got this for Mothers Day after getting rid of the “well known” smartwatch. The prior watch was too big for my arm as I’m very petite and I just didn’t care for the functions. My Lily 2 though!!!! Oh she’s a powerful little thing. She gives so much info, is stylish and doesn’t look ridiculous on my arm. I love the sleep feedback and the body battery (learning my sleep is really awful). I just love everything about her.
So disappointed
1 out of 5 stars
Leisa - 2 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
Hello. I don’t like the watch for 4 reasons. (1) The user needs to TWIST AND LIFT her wrist to see the time. If the user looks down at the watch when seated, the time is not visible without the wrist and lift motion. (2) More frustrating than that is that there is an ANNOYING DELAY in the watch loading the time once the twist and lift happens. Seems like a malfunction. (3) If the user is laying down, like on a sofa or in bed, THE TIME DOES NOT EASILY LOAD with a twist and lift, I think, because there is not enough of a wrist lift. (4) Last, when the user is outside, because of the screen, it is very, very difficult for the user to start an outside activity (e.g. a walk or a bike rides) and to see notifications. The screen is not visible in sunlight at all. The user presses the watch as instructed but cannot see if the press was successful. To summarize, the watch is not user friendly. Thank you.
Looks like jewelry acts like technology
5 out of 5 stars
Carolyn M - 2 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
I bought this after a long internet search and visits to stores. I wanted a watch that was an individual statement and not a large square on my thin wrist. I have had Garmin fit watches for some time and like what they offer. It took a little while to discover the many features, but it is well organized and provides lots of data. Everyday starts with a greeting and a summary of my sleep. It synced seamlessly with my phone and offers a wide range of notification sounds. So glad I made this choice.
Great watch, great size, great features
5 out of 5 stars
pam59 - 2 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
I bought the Lily 2 Classic a little over a month ago and so far I love it! I am a 66 year old woman and here are the features that are important to me. I like the screen, the functions, and the ability to read the screen. On the first screen it shows the time, my steps, and heart rate. With a swipe I can see my steps, intensity minutes, and sleep score. Another swipe and I see my heart rate, stress level, and body battery. Even though the information isn't 'medical grade,' as a heart attack survivor I like having this information with just a swipe of the screen. Another swipe shows my calendar events and the outside temperature and weather - another handy feature. One more swipe and I can record fluid intake. Although I haven't used the GPS feature very often due to a recent foot surgery, I really like it. All I have to do is be sure and open the app on my phone and then set Lily and away we go! Lily 2's size fits me very well. Last year I bought a Garmin Vivoactive Sport, and while I liked the features this watch had, I found it to be bigger than I wanted on my small wrist. I will continue to use the Vivoactive Sport for outside jobs such as mowing, and farm and yard work, but Lily (as I like to call her) will be my daily friend when I'm doing day to day chores, running errands, and want to look just a little bit 'smarter.'
Display randomly won't turn on
2 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
Kellieclassydiva - 2 months ago, Verified purchaser
This watch is very cute and a nice size for a small wrist, but even on a full charge, the display won't always turn on when I turn my wrist and tap the screen. This really isn't acceptable for such an expensive watch! It's basically impossible to customize which notifications come to the watch versus what comes to your phone.
1 reply from GarminProductExpert team - 2 months ago
If the gesture feature is not functioning properly, there are some factors that could be causing it. https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=hxW0NMEvQZ4yB1O2oaBgl5&productID=950277&searchQuery=gesture%20&tab=topics You also have the ability to set up which notifications display on your Lily 2, using the following instructions: https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=TLeDN92ZU0AgN4df6HakwA&productID=950277&searchQuery=notifications&tab=topics
Small, stylish, has everything I need
5 out of 5 stars
Jazzyls - 3 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
I’ve had my Lily 2 Classic for a little over a month now. I switched from Apple Watch because I wanted something with longer battery life. So far the Lily 2 has a battery life of 4-5 days which has been really nice. I am able to wear it at night and receive a sleep score every morning. I LOVE the display! I can still track steps, heart rate, and specific workouts but it doesn’t look like a smartwatch. The sensitivity of the screen can be adjusted, I have mine set to low so it only wakes up when I flick my wrist or double tap the screen. It also fits nicely on smaller wrists. For reference, my wrist circumference is 5.5 inches and it doesn’t feel bulky. The nylon strap is stiff at first but I rolled it both directions for a bit during setup and it’s fine now without causing any irritation. I only wish I would have gotten one of these sooner. I’m a Garmin Girly now!
Eh...it's ok
2 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
ValSP - 3 months ago, Verified purchaser
I should have known, the pretty ones are always more work. Coming from an Apple Watch, I wanted something more fitness focus with less distracting features, and didn't make me look like I was a spy kid. I picked this over a fitbit because of the design. And the design is the only thing I'm impressed with. She's pretty. Not really pratical. It's a 2 step process to start any activity. There's a weird rep counting feature that you have to manually shut off. If you're tracking any outdoor activity, 3 steps. Select the activity, connect the watch to your phone GPS (why this is required everytime when I have locations always on is beyond me), then press start. It is constantly losing connection with your phone, which defeats the purpose of having a "find my phone" feature on the watch. Several times I've gone to use it and I've gotten a "Connect to phone". Well, I would if I knew where I left said phone. The screen is near impossible to see if you're wearing polarized sunglasses outdoors. I tried to give a chance, thinking I was too spoiled by the apple watch. Now I'm out of my return window. For $300, invest in literally any other watch.
Perfect Size
4 out of 5 stars
SLever - 4 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
I really like all the different features and it keeps track of all my steps, lets me know how I’ve slept at night, And it even says good morning. I can also put it in a certain mode and if I go for a walk or go somewhere and make sure I take my phone with me if I stumble or fall and need help, it has a feature that will notify my son or my daughter to let them know where I’m at so they can come and help me. Being an older person that is retired this is really a great feature. I have only had this phone about three or four weeks now and for some reason, it has lost connection with my phone several different times and I’ve had to go in and reset it, So this is just a little frustrating because I don’t know what is causing that. Maybe there should be an update that could fix that. It is just an FYI.
Constant vibrate
3 out of 5 stars
Mel b - 4 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
This watch is very lightweight. Not very responsive to turning my wrist to see the time, but if my shirt rubs over sensor it vibrates . It vibrates on its own for several seconds at a time, causing me to charge it daily. Prefer my Garmin venu
Great Watch!
5 out of 5 stars
Roadie831 - 4 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
I purchased the Lily 2 because of its features and small profile. I have very petite wrists and I was looking for a watch that wouldn't overwhelm my wrist. The Lily 2 is absolutely perfect. The features of the watch are certainly up to Garmin standards and I am very happy with the health tracking benefits. I love that the Lily 2 is customizable. I added a leather band which dresses it up nicely for my job. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase.
Not impressed
1 out of 5 stars
Band83 - 4 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
I wanted to try something new after having Apple Watches for 5 years. I like the look of the Lily 2 as well as the added feature of the oxygen sensor which I didn’t have on my Apple Watches. The Lily isn’t as intuitive to use as Apple and the added feature of the oxygen sensor doesn’t always work; some days it does, some days it doesn’t. So bummed that I spent so much and it let me down.
Frustrating watchface
2 out of 5 stars
Beware - 5 months ago
originally posted on Garmin
I have had the watch for about a month and the watch face continues to randomly change and drops the activities I want to see. It also drops the watch face when I am exercising and will only show the minute count of my exercise. I am learning to truly hate this watch and regret the purchase