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Latest Google Update

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‎12-16-2023 09:06

‎12-16-2023 09:06

Sooooo disappointed that the latest Google update has omitted the post exercise bar graph indicating cardiac and fat burn percentages.  I’ve used Fitbit for many years now but looking for another device.

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‎12-18-2023 10:37 - edited ‎12-18-2023 10:50

‎12-18-2023 10:37 - edited ‎12-18-2023 10:50

Hi, @PCell , yes, it is a real puzzle to me why they removed that!  Please add your vote to this suggestion in the Product Feedback Forum to bring back the heart rate graph.  The Product Feedback Forum is checked by Moderators and the most popular suggestions are passed on to the engineers.

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Edited to add - actually it seems that the exercise graph is still there, but hidden in a weird place.  Find the exercise activity that you wish to see HR details and click on it.  On the exercise detail screen click on the “Share” icon top right (it’s a box with an up arrow).  On the next screen click on the exercise tile and there you will find graphs of all your recently tracked exercises!  You don’t actually need to share anything with anyone…

It’s a curious work around but at least you can get at the info!

Sense, Charge 5, Inspire 2; iOS and Android

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