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Body battery - multiple devices

didney
over 4 years ago

Since the most recent thread about this is already months old, I wanna ask it again. 

Are there any current plans for the TrueUp functionality (cross device sync) to include body battery? It would make sense to be able to switch between two devices that support body battery and have the metrics joined at least in Connect. As it is now, it generally just messes everything up if you use anything other than the "preferred activity tracker", as many have noticed.

It kinda works if you change whatever watch you're wearing at the time as the preferred activity tracker, but looking at today's chart I'm not sure if it's doing it correctly - it looks odd compared to my average day.

It would be nice to have some status update if this is even considered to be added, or if it is something that cannot be done to begin with.

  • 0 over 2 years ago

    I just discovered this as well...  a little annoying that I can have a seamless HR trace / stress trace cross-device but sleep analysis / body tracker will only record from primary device

  • 0 over 1 year ago

    Garmin, when you going to sort out this has been a long standing desire from your customers. From business perspective this help you sell more devices by getting existing customers see the benefit of another device i.e one for general day time, one for activities and a seperate one for sleep, but the metric data including body battery needs to flow' and almost seamless. At present it does not.

  • 0 over 1 year ago

    Garmin, when you going to sort out this has been a long standing desire from your customers. From business perspective this help you sell more devices by getting existing customers see the benefit of another device i.e one for general day time, one for activities and a seperate one for sleep, but the metric data including body battery needs to flow' and almost seamless. At present it does not.