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If anything the Apple watches seem to have bigger batteries. The series 10 has a 327 mAh battery, and even the series 5 had a 296 mAh battery compared to 270mAh for the Amazfit Active 2 (round). I don't think that biometric tracking makes too much of a dent to battery life. I don't see battery life

I just read about Precision Start on the Ultra. This makes them work just like Garmin (for the past 20+ years) where you can see the GPS lock (and HR data start to work) before you manually start the workout. On my Series 7 (and on the Series 10) it does the 3..2..1.. and starts your workout without

Vitality index 43, it feels a little low to me cause I work out 2-3 times a week and move around daily. But I do not have a great condition and I’m easily short of breath during exercise so I could agree to it. But I’m afraid it’s bugged because my sleep tracking is broken, it doesn’t report anythin

Mine only did it for me on the one day shown in the picture. I was frantically trying to get a reading this one day in all the years of owning Apple Watches that had the capability of doing blood oxygen calculations and I never had the need for a reading that desperately, but that day, I did, and my

Hmm my apologies, there are a few inverted p waves so by definition it’s junctional. If no diziness, SOB, chest pain, AMS, N/V. Then it’s likely benign and nothing to worry of. But then again 12L is the golden standard and Apple Watches make loads of mistakes.. (I have the series 11 Apple Watch)

Given that the Ultra read ~125 on the same run while the Series 11 sat at 180+ with dropouts, I would treat this as a faulty sensor path first, not a fitness or zone issue. One unpair/reset + recalibration attempt is fine as a last sanity check, but if it still does this I would push the warranty/se

My Series 7 died without warning after 3 years. I never swam with it. The ECG never worked right from the start, and then it worked properly before the watch died. All of my Fitbits are dead. All of my Garmin still work: Forerunner 101, 305, 910XT, and 935. The only Garmin that ever died is my VivoA

Sleep tracking was previously simply removed from the calculation basis, but has now been added. This is particularly noticeable in the difference between the Series 10 and the Series 11. There were no changes to the chip or battery in the latter. The only justification left was software adjustments