Hey all,
I had a two runs in the past week, with the last one happening last evening on a fairly easy run. My Heartrate should have averaged something in the high 140's with a max maybe in the 160's. However, at some point there was a change in my watch where the heart rate spiked up to 200's and 210's, with the lows being high 190's.
Nothing changed with the way I wore my watch and no change in effort.
Has anyone else had this happen and had a way to fix it?
All,
I want to let you know that we do have an upcoming beta release that will address a number of reported disruptions. However, we are still conducting testing on the erratic OHR disruption, so the…
All,
Thank you so much for your patience as we've worked on improvements regarding erratic HR data (sudden drops/spikes) during for certain activity profiles. I deeply apologize for the understandable…
We know what the problem is and have a fix that we are still testing. I am hopeful that this fix will be released soon, but do not have an official date. I will update this thread as soon as it…
So, all of a sudden, we have several dozen FR955 and FR965 users who don't know how to wear properly the watch?
Garmin - Please figure your stuff out! This is ridiculous, it's almost every run. Tonight was an easy 8 miler where my average HR was almost more than my maximum heart rate. At this point offer a recall…
I am frustrated. We can call it whatever we like (Cadence lock etc.) but it is a firmware problem. Have a look at my latest run. Half of the activity it stays like glued in the 129-130 region (which I am sure is already false, since my HR is normally higher) and then suddenly with no reason it jumps to 170 and stays around 165-170 for all my remaining activity. I have used FR945 before and I have never seen anything like this on my old watch. If this is not solved, the optical HR sensor on FR955 is completely useless. There are more and more reports on anomalies with the OHR and so far, no solution in any firmware updates.
Yes, Yes, France
