In general, for workout 'walking' (no GPS), activity trackers measure the number of steps, and from that calculate the distance travelled using the stride length. The stride length is a fixed value, depending on e.g. body height.
For me it turns out that the default stride length used by activity trackers is far too low. Thus the distance travelled is too low.
Some manufacturers (e.g. Garmin) provide an option to manually set or calibrate the stride length.
So here's my question: for the Samsung Galaxy Fit3, for workout 'walking', is there a way to manually set or calibrate the stride length?
(From Samsung Community, it looks like that this issue has recently been addressed for other Samsung watches such as Galaxy Watch 5, see e.g. https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/wearables/set-or-adjust-stride-length-to-track-treadmill-runs-mo...
#Galaxy Fit3 #Galaxy SM-R390
