How to Replace a Battery in Garmin VivoActive 3 Smartwatch

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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[@PulsarTECH]

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[@chlupvole]

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.

[@PulsarTECH]

Good point! I haven't done it because the battery was sitting tight in place, I figured it should be alright.

[@sivenneb5699]

Great all you need to know to replace your battery.

[@PulsarTECH]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@hassanszaidi9]

Where did you buy this battery

[@PulsarTECH]

I've got it from a local market place seller.

[@maki3336]

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.

[@PulsarTECH]

I understand, sorry to hear that. Hope you find a good watch!

[@margie3675]

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.

[@PulsarTECH]

@@margie3675 I agree, it's always better to save it then throw it to the dumpster. Good luck!

[@dmoyast]

What screwdriver do you use? what size? Torx?

[@PulsarTECH]

@@dmoyast it was a Philip head screw driver, I think it was a PH00 size.