Firstly, I completely agree that the option to discard be limited to either the phone or computer app. I've lost too many activities due to inadvertent contact by rain or wet clothing. It's REALLY…
Totally agree, this has happened with me many times as well. When the touchscreen is wet or when the screen temporarily "freezes", the discard function and the confirmation is easily pressed. Would be good if Garmin can do something about it, as it is not great when you're having a touchscreen watch
I agree too. I've lost yet another activity because my sleeve touched the face of my Garmin Vivoactive 3. Grrr!
I apologize your activity was deleted. Unfortunately there is not a way to disable the discard on the watch. I can send this feedback to my team regarding how sensitive the screen can be. If there is anything else I can do please reach out!
Have you tried using the "lock screen" function?
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Ok,
So I have a new Venu and I like it. However there is one annoying behavior that is driving me crazy.
I have looked at the Manual and I see no way to set the device to automatically save an Activity when it Ends.
I just do not see the point of having to reaffirm the watch to save my 10 mile runs after I have signal that I finished / completed the Activity.
I have also lost a couple of Swim activities becase stopping a Swim is different than all other Activities ??? I have to triple acknowledge the Ending to Save.
Please let the watch just save an Activity automatically upon completion, since we already have ways to delete an activity later within Garmin/Connect.
If you want to be smart about it, any activity that is longer than (say... ) 5 minutes? should be automatically saved when ending it!
Best Regards,
Daveed
Hi, it's been over two years and this should be a really simple setting to implement. Please prioritize this. You're target audience is people who want to have data on their activities and your terrible UI is causing them to lose the data they bought the watch for in the first place!