Galaxy Watch Ultra

Wear it higher on the wrist, it will help with accuracy and consistency. Also, it seems to adapt to your sleep and measure it better over time. Also, keep in mind that it takes continuous pulseox readings at night vs only once in a while for Apple. The accuracy is about the same, Apple just records

I switched from AW Series 9 to Galaxy Watch Ultra and my experience is similar to yours. HR wise, it is slower to react to dips, but catches up with peaks fairly quickly, on par with my AW S9.Sleep tracking is OK, I find it more accurate on my right wrist. SpO2 is all over the place, but I think the

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

I found Sleep for Android. Pulls all the dat from my GWU just fine. No gaps doesn't stop and reset the sleepmperiod just bc of a quick bio-break Its a bit had to decifer at 1st especially if you're trying to decide to purchase or not. Proof its the Samsung app though not the watchnor sensors.

It's live! Received the Samsung Health Monitor app update via the Samsung App Store last night and just got the SHM app update for my Watch Ultra this morning. Calibrated and syncing perfectly. Finally! GWU (first gen) on Visible Wireless. Tampa, FL

I recently bought a Ringconn Gen 1 (for £54.00 off eBay - bargain) for the same reason. I wanted to still have my steps etc tracked for when I'm not wearing my GWU (during charging for example) and for sleeping. The latter because there's been a few times I've forgot to put on my watch due to unexpe