Garmin Connect sync to "Google Fit" and "Samsung Health"

Garmin Connect is a great sports tracking app. But a lot of people also want other features that are more health oriented. And this is where sending data from Garmin Connect to a service like Samsung Health or Google Fit comes in place.

Link to the answer poll (time to complete is around 10 seconds): https://forms.gle/C3Mj5pe4GEM8R6wSA (Google Polls because it gives option to gather answers from multiple sources like Facebook, Twitter,...)
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0 Mark 42 over 4 years ago in reply to 6164153

I'd like to see PoGo & Ingress interface directly with Garmin Connect.
I wish I could turn my Fenix 5+ into a Datel GoTcha (sort of an improved copy of the Go Plus wrist thingy)

0 6434726 over 4 years ago in reply to markrobertburns

I tried the Health Sync and it does not work with Samsung Health. I thought I was maybe it was related to the trial version, paid for the software, the same problem. Is it possible that Samsung does not allow imports any more?

0 5855143 over 4 years ago

I use Runtastic connected to Garmin, and Runtastic keeps Google fit in sync

0 2946345 over 4 years ago in reply to 7436524

I did this and still I have way more steps in Google Fit than on my Garmin watch

0 2946345 over 4 years ago in reply to aw.mondazzi

I'm having the same issue. I even turned off tracking on Google Fit and the steps are closer, but still off by about 15% over than whatever my watch reports. I have a Garmin Fenix 5x+

0 Doktorko over 4 years ago in reply to 2946345

and where is more? Because it can be timing issue, if on Garmin is a bit more.

0 Mike_D over 3 years ago in reply to aw.mondazzi

Dang, I was hoping this would be free. I guess $2.99 isn't too bad though.

0 VLAD over 3 years ago

I found a solution,

Download strava to your device. Setup the free version. In the connected services enable Strava.

Then connect Strava to your smartwatch via Strava app.

Now each time you do an activity whether passive or active, the data goes to Strava then from Strava to S health.

0 VLAD over 3 years ago

I found a solution,

Download Strava to your device. Setup the free version. In the connected services enable Strava.

Then connect Strava to your smartwatch via Strava app.

Now each time you do an activity whether passive or active, the data goes to Strava then from Strava to S health.

In the end you'll have the data in Garmin app, Strava and S Health

0 RoadRunner over 3 years ago in reply to 1294805

Still no help from Garmin? :(