Galaxy Watch Ultra

First of all, I am a runner just like you. I came from the dedicated running watch (TomTom, then Garmin) to the Wear OS platform because I absolutely need LTE coverage when out on long runs. If Garmin had offered a true LTE solution, I'd have been all over that. Like you, I previously purchased a Sa

Thanks, I tried it earlier this week with no luck in the distance difference problem. Now I gave it another shot and it worked. The first time I tried it was my fault, I did not realize the default setting is to use the Samsung Health distance when uploading to strava and marked the checkbox (which

Believe it or not I've had a Garmin watch for 3 years and didn't know until 2 weeks ago that the way you're supposed to use maps for hiking on it is to load GPX routes (Garmin calls it courses) onto it. You can draw routes on your phone for free using Gaia GPS which has an option to export to GPX an

A wrist worn step counter doesn't count your steps. It's detecting your arm movements and just guessing that you're walking. Amazfit's guesswork isn't all that bad compared to my other watches. Garmin is the absolute worst. My Galaxy Watch Ultra is slightly better than Amazfit, noticable hardly wort

Literally just did this. I was using a galaxy watch ultra for training, but the battery was killing me as I'd go through 70%ish on a half marathon trail run (I was using navigation since I run on a bunch of different trails). Got the pace pro as you can't beat the price with having navigation featur

I don't use S Health in any way (although I have experimented with it once or twice) but what I have noticed with ALL the apps that I've used for running is, current pace is always crazy. I am guessing that since your workout is being tracked once every second (which you can see by looking at the .f

First of all, check to make sure location accuracy is OFF. (Settings==>Location==>Improve Location Accuracy==> OFF) With it on, your watch will use multiple sources for determining your location, such as cell towers, nearby WiFi networks, etc. This is NOT what we want when we are in motion! Alternat

So, the temp wasn't too bad this morning (53-ish) so I went outside. I have a normal 2-mile path that I run quite frequently because it involves a rail-trail for most of it and a very lightly used road for the other part. Almost zero interaction with motorized vehicles. Anyway, my Pixel Watch has al