Garmin unveils an upgraded Lily 2 Active, just 10 months after the launch of the original Lily 2. The brand-new sportier version addresses the user’s complaints about an inbuilt GPS tracker.
This active version is maintaining its name by definitely targeting more sporty and active customers with new sports modes, new structure workouts, sensor pairing, and more.
Meanwhile, Lily 2 offers Garmin’s Body Battery insights, move reminders, sleep scores, and all the standard fitness tracking features, like steps, calories burned, and activity intensity. Plus, it includes built-in sports apps that can track dance activities, and you can even use Garmin Pay with the Lily 2. However, it still lacked the necessary features.
The Active series now includes several sports-specific features that aren’t available on the Lily 2. For example, you can access built-in sports apps for activities like tennis, pickleball, indoor cycling, and golf. Plus, Garmin has introduced onscreen workouts that you can download directly to your watch, covering areas like strength training, yoga, and more.
It’s the smallest Garmin smartwatch with GPS, featuring a sleek metal case, two side buttons, and a discreet display. The battery lasts up to nine days in smartwatch mode and up to nine hours when using GPS.
The Lily 2 Active is available to order from Garmin in Lunar Gold, Silver, and Jasper Green for $299.99.
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