HRV status is no longer displayed in Garmin Connect

It shows up in Garmin Connect on my iPhone just fine:

Also shows up in Garmin Connect Web:

Have you been wearing your watch all night?

HTH

Yes, I wear my Fenix 7 every night.

On Android its there and the next day it is not shown, very inconsistent, but that's probably a problem with the software, not the watch.

curious on this too. have been using hrv since i got the watch a week ago and my hrv has been lowest at night when asleep. Actually down into upper 30's. Thought it was inaccuracy on Garmin's part until I verified it with an H10....both agreed on high 30's during sleep. so i may actually have a sleep issue going on whether it be apnea or just bad habits etc.. So HRV is a metric I am very interested in watching.

It's wildly inconsistent. Shows up for a few days straight but then disappears for a few days OR shows up much later in the day. Definitely a bug I think but it might be a GC bug rather than a watch issue

Skyewalkr said:

It's wildly inconsistent. Shows up for a few days straight but then disappears for a few days OR shows up much later in the day. Definitely a bug I think but it might be a GC bug rather than a watch issue

I don't know what's going on in your situation, but my HRV data have been very consistent since I installed 9.36:

The low overnight average reading of 66 on 30 SEP was caused by a large amount of alcohol before going to sleep - took a week for my HRV to get back to Balanced status.

What does your 4 week graph look like?  Do the data eventually all populate the graph, or do some data just go missing forever?

HTH

Yes the data is there. I'm talking specifically about the hrv status card on the my day homepage in the GC app. It comes and goes randomly for days on end and the only way to look at the data in your screenshot is to go into performance stats in the left menu

This has been a bug in GCM for Android since the very first day of the 9.xx alpha/beta firmware that introduced HRV status. There's a similar bug for the Blood Pressure card (I have the new Garmin Index BPM).

Yeah, it's annoying, but they aren't fixing it so far. At least the data is still there!

hey how do you like that bpm? i have the withings bpm connect but it's an entirely separate ecosystem which i have no part of other than the bpm. the garmin one would fit me quite well but i hesitate until i get some real world opinions...

Skyewalkr said:

hey how do you like that bpm?

I like it, but it's my first BPM, and I don't really know much about the accuracy. Some other folks on the Index BPM forums have compared it to an Omron device and been happy with what they considered to be its accuracy. It's a very large cuff, so even if you happen to have huge biceps (I don't!) it should still fit. It certainly is nice to have it all in Garmin Connect and it syncs just fine using Wifi and/or Bluetooth as you choose. And the data is all there, even when the card disappears (like HRV status).