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"VENU" of Garmin.It is fun to choose because there are many types of watch faces.Free for Garmin

Visa's touch settlement compatible stores have increased

As a smart watch with a payment function, Apple Watch, which can be used by Apple Pay, is famous.Nevertheless, even with Android smartphone, which is my main terminal, in addition to "Garmin", which can be used by Garmin Pay, "Fitbit", which can be used by "Fitbit Pay", and the "Wena" series of Sony, which can use domestic electronic money.The number of smart watches with corresponding payment functions has increased.

Among them, GARMIN has 23 types (as of October 21) compatible with Garmin Pay, a touch -type payment function using NFC, and a lineup for women.In addition to VISA's touch payment, the payment method was also supported by some models from late May 2020, so we started considering "buying" seriously.

Women's design options are ◎

VISA's touch payments that can be registered with Garmin Pay are three: JAPAN Net Bank's "JNB VISA debit Card", Sony Bank's "Sony Bank Wallet", and Mitsubishi UFJ Bank's "Mitsubishi UFJ-VISA debit Card".。The author has an account at Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, and the Mitsubishi UFJ-VISA debit card is available for free annual membership fee, so we performed this enrollment procedure.

The model that supports Garmin Pay is 36,000 yen excluding tax, and the highest variations are 163,000 yen excluding tax.Of the 23 models, I chose "VENU LIGHT SAND / ROSE GOLD" (49,800 yen), which can also register Suica.

The place where the bezel is rose gold is the design of the design.It was compatible with the white silicon band, and I liked the elegant impression.Many smartwatches are overwhelmingly designed for men, but I'm glad that these designs are coming out.

Venu itself can record more than 20 workouts, including walks, runs, bikes, golf, skiing, yoga, and pilates.With a single charging, the battery lasts about 5 days, and it supports waterproof of 50m.As you can wear it all the time, you can check your health data for 24 hours, such as sleep, heart rate, steps, respiratory, and stress.My favorite is heart rate data.The situation of the past 4 hours can be confirmed on the watch screen, so it is interesting to see that the heart rate rises in unexpected times.

Check the payment function of Garmin Pay

By the way, as for the main payment function, you can register up to 10 cards in the Garmin Pay wallet.Up to one transportation IC card.Use Venu with the "Garmin Connect Mobile" app installed on your smartphone.

At the time of payment, press and hold the button to display the control menu.Select the card mark "Wallet".Then, when you enter a 4 -digit password, the registered card is displayed.Swipe the screen and select a card when registering multiple cards.You can pay by holding it over the leader.

Recently, the number of stores that can use Visa touch payments has increased, and it has been introduced not only at major convenience stores but also at supermarkets used by the author.On the other hand, "Suica" has many stores that can be used, such as trains, convenience stores, fast food, and cafes, so you can pay at many stores without a wallet or smartphone.

Immediately register Suica!Feeling the convenience of being able to hold it over

To register Suica, issue a newly issued Garmin Connect Mobile app and charge from a credit card or debit card registered in Google Pay.If you set this Suica to "Rapid Pass Card", you can settle it by simply holding it up without entering the password.You can quickly pass the ticket gates.

At first I was a little embarrassed, but it was very convenient to get used to it.If you have Garmin, you can go to the walking, jogging, and a nearby supermarket empty -handed.The ultimate cashless payment is not a smartphone, but a smartwatch that can be worn a payment terminal, so I feel the simplestness.

Garmin has many functions that I have not yet used, such as activity and Rye log, so I plan to use it with Garmin Pay.

Became a freelance writer from the editorial department of the information magazine.She is currently writing a wide range of corporate owned media and information sites, focusing on DIME, a business information magazine published by Shogakukan.She also serves as a guide for the living information site "All About".He is a self -proclaimed cashless queen.He also works on genres such as smartphone payments, electronic money, credit cards, points, communication costs, and other articles on hobby stationery and notebooks.