How to Replace a Battery in Garmin VivoActive 3 Smartwatch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Hey there! Today, we're diving into something super useful - swapping out the battery on your favorite Garmin VivoActive 3. It's like a 1-2-3 thing! Watch with me as we breeze through this quick guide, making sure your VivoActive 3 stays charged up and ready for action. Don't let a worn-out battery hold you back - let's dive into this simple tutorial and keep your VivoActive 3 running at its best!
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Thanks, I just replaced battery at my wife's Vivoactives. Gluing battery with a slice of double side stick tape wont be a bad idea to prevent any potential movements of battery during activities. I will do it before I re-glue the watch again.
Good point! I haven't done it because the battery was sitting tight in place, I figured it should be alright.
Great all you need to know to replace your battery.
Thanks for your feedback!
where to buy battery replacement for vivoactive 4?
Cant you remove the heart rate sensor and bottom plate to get straight to the battery?
Nope
Where did you buy this battery
I've got it from a local market place seller.
Good video but too much work I'm going to be like the typical American and throw mine away and get another one. It lasted 3 years. I'm going to stick with Garmin though.
I understand, sorry to hear that. Hope you find a good watch!
As my second Garmin product to have a battery die, and over $800 to replace them, I'd rather try this before replacing. Such a waste in the electronics industry.
@@margie3675 I agree, it's always better to save it then throw it to the dumpster. Good luck!
What screwdriver do you use? what size? Torx?
@@dmoyast it was a Philip head screw driver, I think it was a PH00 size.