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2 devices - will resting heart rate be correct.

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‎07-26-2017 14:15

‎07-26-2017 14:15

A friend is moving on and will be giving me hus surge - so I will have 2 of them. I know I can have both linked to my account and total steps for teh day will be shown correctly if I wear 1 for part of the day, put it on the charger, and then wear the other one.

Steps, however, is simply adding the total from each device (minus duplicate time). I am wondering about resting heart rate for the day if I wear both devises. This seems more complicated - teh dashboard would have to look at one surge,m then the other, and list the lower of the two resting heart rate valeus.

Can the dashboard do this? Or would it have problems if I wear two devices in the course of a day?

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‎07-27-2017 05:41

‎07-27-2017 05:41

I have learned that I can only have 1 surge on my account. So, if I get the Charge 2 and wear ir for part of the day and my surge the rest of the day will the resting heart rate for teh day be based on my use of both devices?

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