This discussion has been locked.

You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion

and the next update for Fenix 6 and nothing for the 945

There is the third update for the fenix 6 (inkl. the battery drain) and nothing for the 945 and a there are a lot of troubles. Very Sad, but it shows the importance from garmin. This is not what the best sport model has deserves.

Top Replies

Aurelie over 4 years ago in reply to darkmephisto +3

Well, if you want those functions you should buy a Fenix...

I personally just want a stable and optimised software for my 945!
pilzj over 4 years ago +2

Where did you see that? Version 5 was released about 1 month ago. The version number of the beta has increased as apparently they have not found a stable solution yet. We know how many issues we face with…
Aurelie over 4 years ago +1

I guess Garmin has different Teams for different device series. The fact they release updates at different times shouldn't surprise anybody to be honest. It's not an indicator of their priorities I think…

All Replies

0 pilzj over 4 years ago in reply to darkmephisto

I understand your frustration. If it makes you feel better breathing does not work for me on F6 and on FR945. Maybe it only is suitable for running, but any other sport its just random numbers and I prefer not having this parameter. If anyone knows how to disable breathing altogether, I would be happy to know that. Regarding water consumption, I can not see differences between FR946 and Fenix6 (I transitioned this week between the 2 watches).

0 Aurelie over 4 years ago in reply to pilzj

I was wondering the same! It’s a useless feature for me and I was wondering how impacts the battery... would be nice if we could disable it!

Actually, I’ve just realised it can be turned off from the watch going to the Health Stats widget and in its settings. Is it completely disabled if I turn it off there?

Thanks

0 f|33tStA over 4 years ago in reply to Aurelie

Aurelie said:
I was wondering the same! It’s a useless feature for me and I was wondering how impacts the battery... would be nice if we could disable it!

Actually, I’ve just realised it can be turned off from the watch going to the Health Stats widget and in its settings. Is it completely disabled if I turn it off there?

Thanks

you mean the breathing option?

i think, it's no extra battery drain because breathing will be calculated with HRV data and thos data will be recorded since the beginning you use OHR or 24hours.

Anyway, you can remove the breathing datafield in your sport apps, the 24h measurment i think is a part of 24h OHR measurement

0 Aurelie over 4 years ago in reply to f|33tStA

Oh I see. Well I wanted to check if disabling it was making any difference! ;-) Thank you.