Garmin Vivomove Trend vs Lily 2: Which Stylish Watch Fits You

On the Garmin Vivomove Trend vs Lily 2 question, the short answer is this: pick the Garmin Vivomove Trend Smartwatch (from RM1,239) if you want a stainless steel bezel and a hybrid watch with a hidden color display. Pick the Garmin Lily 2 Smartwatch (from RM1,159) if you want an anodized aluminum case at the lowest starting price. If a leather or nylon band matters most, look at the Garmin Lily 2 Classic Smartwatch (from RM1,289).

On paper the three watches share more than you might expect. Each lists up to 5 days of battery life in smartwatch mode, a Swim, 5 ATM water rating and a liquid crystal display. The real differences are in the bezel and case materials, the bands and the colours on offer.

Garmin Vivomove Trend vs Lily 2 at a glance

Here is how the three listings compare, using the specs given on each product page.

Two notes on reading the table. The weights are listed differently for each watch (case only for the Trend, the fabric version for the Lily 2 Classic), so treat them as a rough guide and avoid comparing them gram for gram. The display sizes are close, and each box contains the watch, a USB-C charging cable and documentation.

Design and materials: steel bezel or aluminum case

Garmin describes the Vivomove Trend as a hybrid smartwatch with a hidden color display, essential wellness tracking and smart features. Its bezel is stainless steel, the case is fiber-reinforced polymer and the lens is chemically strengthened glass. So the metal you see sits around the dial, and the body underneath is polymer.

The Lily 2 is described as a small fashion smartwatch with essential wellness and smart features. Its bezel and case are both anodized aluminum, and the lens is Corning Gorilla Glass 3. The Lily 2 Classic uses the same bezel, case and lens materials and swaps the silicone band for nylon or leather.

Which one reads as dressier depends on what you like. If stainless steel matters to you, the Trend is the only one of the three that lists it. If you would rather have metal for the whole case, the Lily 2 line gives you that.

Case diameter and thickness are not in the data we hold for this post. Check each product page or Garmin’s spec sheet before you decide on fit, especially if you have a slim wrist.

Colours and bands

The Vivomove Trend comes in four colourways, all with a silicone band:

• Cream Gold Stainless Steel Bezel with French Gray Case
• Peach Gold Stainless Steel Bezel with Ivory Case
• Silver Stainless Steel Bezel with Mist Gray Case
• Slate Stainless Steel Bezel with Black Case

The Lily 2 has two: Cream Gold with Coconut Silicone Band, and Metallic Lilac with Lilac Silicone Band. The Lily 2 Classic has four: Cream Gold with Coffee Nylon Band, Cream Gold with Tan Leather Band, Dark Bronze with Mulberry Leather Band, and Silver with Sage Gray Nylon Band.

A few things stand out. Cream Gold appears in all three lines, so a gold finish is available at every price point. The Trend has the only black case here and the only Peach Gold. Lilac exists only on the Lily 2, and leather bands exist only on the Lily 2 Classic.

If the colour you want is not listed, you can ask Amaboxly to buy it from a US store through the buy for me service.

Which one fits your style

• Choose the Garmin Vivomove Trend Smartwatch if you want a stainless steel bezel, a hybrid watch with a hidden color display, or a dark option. The Slate bezel with Black case is the most understated of the eleven colourways across the three watches.
• Choose the Garmin Lily 2 Smartwatch if you want an aluminum case and bezel, a silicone band you can wear every day, and the lowest starting price. It is also the only route to Metallic Lilac.
• Choose the Garmin Lily 2 Classic Smartwatch if the band is the point. Tan or Mulberry leather and Coffee or Sage Gray nylon change the look more than any case colour does.

All three list a Swim, 5 ATM water rating. If you plan to swim in the watch often, a silicone band is the more practical choice, since leather in general does not take well to repeated soaking.

Battery life will not settle this for you. Every model lists up to 5 days in smartwatch mode. For the full list of wellness and smart features on each watch, see the product pages or Garmin’s spec sheets.

Price and how ordering works

The Lily 2 starts from RM1,159, the Vivomove Trend from RM1,239 and the Lily 2 Classic from RM1,289. These are the lowest variation prices, so a particular colour can cost more. On starting prices, the Trend sits RM80 above the Lily 2 and RM50 below the Lily 2 Classic.

If you are comparing against a US list price, remember to factor in currency conversion and delivery to your country, and how warranty and returns would work from where you live.

All three are preorders. Amaboxly buys the watch new from the US brand store after you order, and estimated delivery is 30 calendar days. You can pay in full or, where the product page offers it, pay a 50% deposit now and the balance later. Checkout shows when the balance is due for your country.

Delivery is free within Peninsular Malaysia. Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan pay RM21 per item, or nothing on orders over RM 2,200. Every other country sees its fee at checkout, and the shipping fees page has the details.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. A change-of-mind return must be in new condition, carries a 10% restocking fee, and the cost of shipping it back to the seller is deducted from your refund. Exchanges are only for items that arrive damaged, so choose your colour with care. If the watch is damaged when it arrives, report it with photos straight away. Full terms are on the refund and returns page.

You can see the full range on the Garmin brand page, or ask a question on WhatsApp at +1 603 440 9886.