I have also ordered few, but i started to wonder about quality of the silicone. And Im not talking…
I have also ordered few, but i started to wonder about quality of the silicone. And Im not talking…
Strange as it’s right below the optical sensor.
The optical sensor is slightly raised above the rest of the back of the watch, so in closer contact with the skin. Being in the center and furthest from the edge of the watch, it's also the part where air…
Seriously, the only time I ever had a contact issue was when I trialed those contact covers. They didn’t stop water from getting in but they did stop water from getting out.
My experience is the exact opposite - I use the covers since 3 years…
I have had this issues several times now with a Vivoactive 4. I originally bought a 3 but had skin irritation and so they upgraded me to a 4 which was much appreciated. However, now I don’t get texts without the app being open like I did on my 3 and I…
Light does not "go" into the blood, and as I said light outside is anyway much brighter than the sensor led, and your skin is exposed to it all the time, so you would be in real trouble if that somehow happened. Also, you wrote "if i disable…
If you've already followed the suggestions as Garmin mentioned below, I'd reach out again to Garmin Product Support. Not sure why they are not helping. What was your method for contacting them? Phone or chat will be your best options for a more…
That looks so tight it cannot be healthy...
