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New update - GO BACK!

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‎07-28-2022 05:35 - edited ‎07-30-2022 12:22

‎07-28-2022 05:35 - edited ‎07-30-2022 12:22

As evidenced by all the comments, the new updated charts "look" is not good. Did any users actually beta-test the update? The charts don't show detail, can't see what is going on with my breathing as it looks like I developed sleep apnea overnight... geez guys, come on... test for bugs and get customer feedback before implementing, like most software developers do!

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‎08-06-2022 00:52

‎08-06-2022 00:52

Absolutely unusable now. I cannot see trends, the scales are too big to see detail, the colours make it harder to read.

I've always found the quality of fitbit devices poor ( they break between 2 to 3 years) but I persevered because the data was good and useful. Now that has gone I will look for an alternative. Any recommendations?

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‎08-06-2022 01:33

In response to alanc12a

‎08-06-2022 01:33

I'd look at Garmin, no extra charge for "premium" app, best heart rate monitor you can have on your wrist. Broad range of models.

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‎08-06-2022 04:08

In response to alanc12a

‎08-06-2022 04:08

I'm researching both Garmin and Coros watches. If you run, these watches have much better GPS data, and offer much better analysis of heart rate and running performance. They don't seem to be as good with sleep data. There are other features too. Recommend watching a few YouTube videos that compare Garmin and Coros models.

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‎08-06-2022 05:33

In response to alanphil

‎08-06-2022 05:33

Thank you - I'm considering Garmin as heart rate info is vital for me....Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G, an AT&T 5G smartphone
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