13-09-2018 11:44 AM - last edited 15-05-2019 04:26 PM by AntS ) in
I have the new Galaxy watch, received on 7th September and after 1 recorded exercise the heart rate monitor is flatlining after 10 minutes.
First walk
First run below
Second recorded walk
I am annoyed as I want to keep track of my heart rate during exercise. I also wonder if this effects the calories burned if it cannot record the heart rate correctly.
This appears to be a common theme for Samsung watches as my husbands S3 did the same, purchased Sept 2017, at the beginning of the year.
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30-01-2019 12:31 AM
i am in the South Pacific, I don't really understand, surely a communication company just releases an update world wide update via the internet rather than a selected few at a time? Are they deliberately trying to make themselves look bad? Why drag it out?
30-01-2019 12:41 AM - last edited 30-01-2019 01:08 AM
How can you trust a company that releases a watch that can't do what it was advertised to do at a prime price?
And with regards to their update....I believe it when I see it.
Never again Samsung!
30-01-2019 12:50 AM
It is beyond ridiculous.
30-01-2019 08:24 AM
Still nothing here in France , but if it is working now and for real I'm happy to wait but we really need confirmations that it is now working each and every time during a run or physical work.
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30-01-2019 12:47 PM
I think trying to record your watch during a HIIT session probably isn't a good idea....
@sonnett Why would you say this, it was sold with this as a feature, yes it doesnt work at the moment but to say its not a good idea is confusing a little? Recording HR during any activity using AU Record on the Galaxy Watch works fine, as it does using any watch face with HR display?