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Spikes in HR and very high

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‎10-23-2022 21:41 - edited ‎10-23-2022 21:43

‎10-23-2022 21:41 - edited ‎10-23-2022 21:43

Hi. I am experiencing spikes in HR that I am sure I did not actually experienced at that times. Even ever. This day I have a spike in the middle of night of 148. And at noon. I noticed when I am riding the scooter these spikes occur. Except for the midnight spike. What's going on? It counts against my active minutes 

I am at lastest firmware. I am 62 and the highest HR ever recorded in recent times was 145 and yes actually exercising and panting at that time. 

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‎10-25-2022 18:23 - edited ‎10-25-2022 18:24

‎10-25-2022 18:23 - edited ‎10-25-2022 18:24

I'm getting the same thing currently where my Charge 5 records a HR spike of 191 while I'm sitting down at my desk. I would definitely feel it if my HR went this high, so I can only assume it's a glitch of some sort.

 

This has happened last week as well, with the same 191BPM measurement

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