New 1050 (I’ve had about 6 Garmins)
49 rides and 17 courses on the device Wifi setup on the device
It just stopped syncing unless I close Connect on the phone and restart it.
This is not normal. This is just poor for a premium device.
New 1050 (I’ve had about 6 Garmins)
49 rides and 17 courses on the device Wifi setup on the device
It just stopped syncing unless I close Connect on the phone and restart it.
This is not normal. This is just poor for a premium device.
Works fine for me, probably it is your setup (your phone?)
You’re right of course. I left the “have Garmin Connect sync just not work the first time, except on Saturday when it was fine, so that you have to kill the app and restart it” option ticked…
Sync with Gamin Connect after a ride has always been flakey, but it seems to have improved incrementally in recent years. Still not perfect though (and my local network and WifI perform just fine for everything…
Works fine for me, probably it is your setup (your phone?)
You’re right of course. I left the “have Garmin Connect sync just not work the first time, except on Saturday when it was fine, so that you have to kill the app and restart it” option ticked on iOS.
It used to work fine for me too and I would very much have liked that state of affairs to continue.
Why is it even using Connect if I have wifi enabled?
Just to add that this problem went away by itself one day. As mysteriously as it appeared.
Sync with Gamin Connect after a ride has always been flakey, but it seems to have improved incrementally in recent years. Still not perfect though (and my local network and WifI perform just fine for everything else). Every once in a while I still have to restart my Garmin and or Garmin Connect (iOS) to get things flowing.
The problem is not the device but the Connect app on the phone. The app is super flaky. To solve this problem for good I don't use my phone for sync. I disable phone connection and enable WiFi. When I'm traveling where WiFi isn't available, I create a WiFi hotspot via my phone, and sync via the hotspot WiFi. With WiFi it works 100% of the time.
I mostly don't sync until I'm home from a ride, in my basement where I'm using WiFi anyway. It's still flakey and fails sometimes, but not as much as it used to be.
If I drive my bike to a remote ride and sync afterwards using BT, it's not any more or less flakey than at home, for the most part.