I will start with the main point. I bought it for 122 euros in November 2023 and at this price, I find it to be a very good value for money.
Now, onto the specifics. The model is one of the simplest from Garmin, but I chose it for two reasons initially. Firstly, it is one of the few I found with a watch perimeter of 39mm. I have thin wrists and tend to be bothered by bracelets/watches, etc. In this size, it fits perfectly on my wrist and its weight is truly negligible (it is so light that it feels fake). The second reason is that I enjoy running and wanted a watch to track my activities, but I don't engage in it at a level that justifies investing more money for additional measurement data.
And in both criteria, I am completely satisfied. It doesn't bother me in everyday life and I usually wear it even during sleep (which I didn't expect). Its measurements in terms of distance and time are accurate in the running mode. In the Treadmill mode, the distance is not accurate, of course, which seems normal to me as there is no movement. However, there is an option before saving the activity to correct these details. I haven't tried it in other activities. As for heart rate and steps, I believe there is some deviation, but personally, I don't require such high accuracy in these.
Finally, I found that it took about a day for me to get comfortable with the menu, but it was also my first experience with this type of watch.
In conclusion, it is a decent investment for people who want to exercise but are not yet sure how dedicated they are. Nice menu, data with satisfactory accuracy, and very lightweight on the hand.