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Is there a way to see my past (retired) devices?

Trying to remember exactly which devices I had when. Wondering if there's a better way than just going through past workouts to see which devices I had active during which periods of time. 

  • Actually, this link works as it is, it can be literally USER-NAME or any text and it still returns devices for current user.

    But it's possible to get current displayName:

    jQuery.getJSON(
        'https://connect.garmin.com/modern/currentuser-service/user/info',
        function(i){console.log(i.displayName);}
    );

  • Thanks, I needed that. ("username" is in there too).

    It's interesting that you don't need to put the correct username in there. I tried using the wrong username with the sleep data API and I got an error. Must have something to do with using proxied services vs the current user service.

    https://connect.garmin.com/modern/proxy/wellness-service/wellness/dailySleepData/USERID

  • It rather uses displayName in links, for me username is different.

    And yes, correct name is usually required, probably depends for what a link is needed, but would be better to standardize them.

    Any text as name returns devices for current user:

    connect.garmin.com/modern/proxy/device-service/deviceservice/device-info/all/USER-NAME

    Only a correct name required, as it also works for devices of other users:

    connect.garmin.com/modern/proxy/device-service/deviceregistration/devices/all/USER-NAME

  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 2 years ago

    Please help: I registered my fenix 6 pro for the first time on 8th november 2022. After some days I removed the device from my account then I deleted my account.
    Today I created a new account and I registered again my fenix 6 pro. When I checked my profile I discovered that the added date for the device still shows 8th november 2022.
    Is it normal?