Garmin Connect data is becoming impossible to trust on CIRQA

7276111 10 days ago

I’m using a Garmin CIRQA and the data inconsistencies in Garmin Connect are becoming extremely frustrating.

The values shown on the Home/Essentials page regularly do not match the detailed pages. I’ve seen this with:

● Body Battery

● Sleep Score

● Training Readiness

● Training Load and related metrics

For example, the Home page can show one Body Battery value, then the detailed page shows something different immediately after opening it. Refreshing and syncing does not consistently fix it.

Sometimes opening Garmin Connect on the web seems to force another sync, but that only makes the situation more confusing because the numbers can change again.

At this point, which data are we actually supposed to trust: the Home/Essentials widget or the detailed metric page?

This is happening repeatedly, not as a one-off issue, and there are also multiple users reporting similar synchronization/data mismatch problems.

On top of that, CIRQA firmware 2.50 is still being rolled out very slowly, while the device and Garmin Connect already have several unresolved issues.

Garmin needs to prioritize data consistency. A health and fitness platform is only useful if users can trust that the same metric shows the same value everywhere.

0 trux 10 days ago

Spamming the forum by repeatedly creating new and new threads about the same issue, is not a wise decision. It violates the Terms of this forum, and might lead to a termination of your account. Rather than creating duplicate threads on the same topics, consider continuing in one of your previous threads:

0 7276111 10 days ago in reply to trux

I’m not trying to spam the forum. I’m trying to get answers, and unfortunately none of these issues have actually been answered or properly addressed, including by Garmin staff.

Each post was also based on new examples or new data showing the problems I’m experiencing, not simply reposting the exact same thing.

But I understand your point now and I’ll avoid creating separate threads for similar issues.

I guess Reddit may be a better place for these discussions anyway, since there seems to be a much more active user community there.

0 trux 10 days ago in reply to 7276111

7276111 said:
I’m not trying to spam the forum

Yes, you are. Creating 6 threads about the same topic, within a few days, is spamming. If you have new facts to add to your previous posts, or have comments to the answers you received in the other threads, just continue posting in the same thread. It makes it easier to everyone (including yourself) to follow the problem, and to avoid repeating the same answers that were already posted several times elsewhere.

0 7276111 10 days ago in reply to trux

Understood. I’ll keep any new findings or screenshots in the existing thread going forward. My intention was to separate different examples because the inconsistencies were affecting multiple metrics, not to spam the forum. Thanks for clarifying the forum rules Twice.