Fenix 7x Sapphire Solar - Body temperatur widget

that wasn't your bodytemperatur.. it's Mainboard temperatur

The widget is still there, scroll to the bottom of your widgets and click the Edit button, and add "Temperature" from in there.

As mentioned above, it's not "body temperature", it's "watch temperature"... the temperature of the watch. Which is usually somewhere in between your body temperature and the ambient air temperature. Not terribly useful for anything unless you leave the watch off your body for a little while, or if you're swimming in water.

Also if you have a Tempe sensor paired to the watch, then it will display the Tempe temperature instead of the watch temperature.

Btw: there is a Garmin CIQ data field: 

apps.garmin.com/.../b3ceaece-706e-462f-bb5a-6d1a9b81f584

I have found it again and now have body temperature on my Fenix 7x. Its a widget based on a mathematical logarithm. Works well for me. I actually spent some days at the hospital recently. Every 3 hours a nurse came to measure blood pressure and body temperature. Body temp on my watch showed exactly the same as the nurses meter used in my ear. Every time.

Sounds nice, can you share the link? Would also like to test it against a thermometer. :)

Search for «Body Temperature» in ConnectIQ app.

Search for «Body Temperature» in ConnectIQ app.

Well if you took the time to read above and the description of the widget you would see that it uses a mathematical logarithm to come as near the body temperature as possible. It works great for me. The Garmin data field have been suggested before here.  As far I know this is only shown during activities, such as running etc. But since you bring it up maybe you know a way to use this in a watch face, or a easy accessible place in the menu?

Interesting algorithm. With a contactless fever thermometer I have 0,2 degress C more on my forehead than that widget/app shows, but measuring my skin directly next to my watch matches exactly.

Although reviewers state its not going beyond 37 degrees. Have you seen it go higher during your hospital time?