Hi @BranimirM, Some of the watch's functionalities work and are useful but everything and anything related to sports activities recording and monitoring that is based on its sensors work miserably.   Too bad Samsung, you should have done A LOT more testing and debugging before selling this device.  ... View more

@BranimirM   I've returned mine and I don't want to see another galaxy watch. It's still too much of a beta version. Maybe a second generation will be worth while but definitely not this one. ... View more

My watch measurements are way off. Just as an example I'm attaching two images of the same MTB ride, one with the correct elevation gain (altimetry profile) and the other measured by the watch. Reference Measured by watch Also like I said, my widget does NOT allow me to manually calibrate its values. The start and finish is at sea level. ... View more

@Racklefratz  Compische??! Wow... Apart from everything else you made up now you're making up words?   I'm finalizing this arguent since you're not going anywhere with this... And  I hope you're never piloting any of the planes I'm on...   Your exact words, ipsis verbis were "If you adjust either altitude or pressure on a device that reports both, the other should change automatically." So, if I change one, the other should change automatically, is that it? Therefore, if I set the altimeter to 0 meters, the hPa will magically and automatically change to the "correct" value of.....?   Isn't it funny that now you say "What I AM saying is that if you measure pressure at ONE location, and then move to another higher/lower location, PRESSURE AT THE NEW LOCATION WILL BE DIFFERENT." AFTER I wrote " If you are at sea level with an atmospheric pressure of X hPa THEN, when you move, your watch knows at what altitude you're at based on that reference, period, simples as that."   Sigh....  ... View more

@Racklefratz  My only fundamental mistake was  the failure to express in a clear way what's going on. I'm well aware of what atmospheric pressure is and how it typically decreases when altitude increases.   What you say " Bottom line: If you adjust either altitude or pressure on a device that reports both, the other should change automatically. " is absolutely wrong. The fact that there might be X hPa doesn't mean that you are at sea level. If you are at sea level with an atmospheric pressure of X hPa THEN, when you move, your watch knows at what altitude you're at based on that reference, period, simples as that. What you state "I f you adjust either altitude or pressure on a device that reports both, the other should change automatically." means that either altitude or pressure are constant and one of them is enough to know the other... WRONG!   At sea level the atmospheric pressure can be at 1030hPa or 900hPa. That's why barometric pressure changes over time and because of it we can "predict" weather changes! For a specific altitude the air pressure is NOT constant. That's why these devices allow you to calibrate/change both at the same time because, surprise surprise, at sea level (or any other altitude for that matter) there are very different values for the atmospheric pressure.     ... View more

When I go for a MTB ride actually the GPS on my watch seems OK, but the Alti-barometer widget... that's a whole different story. And the completely insane values that it outputs are laughable at best. And those, unfortunately, have a very negative effect on everything that uses those values for data generation, like the Samsung Health!!   https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/Smartphones-Tablets-Wearables/Barometric-accuracy-on-my-Galaxy-Watch-46mm/td-p/920452 ... View more

Yep, same issue. My alti-barometer widget is terrible which negatively affects everything else that depends on those values, like Samsung Health. Everytime I went for a MTB ride the altimeter graph was absolutely bonkers and all over the place! I tried to manually calibrate the air pressure and/or altitude but the widget does NOT let me do that!!  After several useless suggestions, opinions, Remote Assistant, etc. from Samsung I finally took the watch to an official Samsung Technical Repair Center. The back cover and motherboard were replaced and I picked the watch yesterday (March the 1st). When I first turned on the watch and set everything again, it seemed there were no issues. The next day (today) I went for a MTB ride to test the "new" watch but everything related to air pressure is all wrong again! And the #$%#"#$%!"# widget still does NOT let me to manually calibrate it. If I change one (air pressure or altitude) it changes the other to a random number. I live by the sea, so I went to the beach, manually chose 0 meters for the altitude and when I rotate the bezel to change the air pressure, the altitude has changed on its own to whatever altitude it feels I'm at. If I manually change the air pressure to the correct one and rotate the bezel to choose a correct altitude, the air pressure too changes by it self for the value it had before I tried to calibrated it...  Sigh... ... View more

Same here! :( I go down a floor and it counts 5 floors up and all the other issues you describe plus some more! ... View more