For HR it depends on expectations and use case. Use case - some sports and intensity level just don't work with wrist HR - doesn't matter which watch you use i.e. strength training, HIIT, intensity intervals. So will depend on that. 24/7 all the garmin HR works pretty well, and walking, hiking, steady running and cycling - tend to find works pretty well (check DC rainmaker reviews - he Heart rate loss? Sensor stopping? Mike over 2 years ago. Anyone else seeing the heart rate sensor randomly stopping on the Fenix 7? When running I use a chest strap so it’s not an issue, but during the day and commutes to & from work on the bike I’m seeing the sensor stop working. I wear the watch pretty tight and I can go 24hrs, sometimes Hi Panda, yes, MaxHR setting will affect your VO2max estimation, but how you set up your zones will not. Your maxHR won’t change with fitness level, but will slowly decrease with age. However - as…. SAHO over 5 years ago in reply to Panda +1. Yes, if you reduce the maxHR setting - VO2max will also drop, but then again if your maxHR was Late to the party, but yes, my 3-month old Fenix 6 has never been even remotely accurate. I replaced a Forerunner 935 with it and used to run with the FR935 on one wrist and the Fenix 6 on the other for comparison. Although the Fenix 6 is generally better in almost every way, the HR is up to 40 BPM higher than the FR935. Check: From the ‘My Day’ screen click: Check: From the ‘My Day’ screen in GCM click: More > Garmin Devices > fenix 5 Plus > General. Make sure that the ‘Wrist Heart Rate’ switch is set to ON My Garmin Watch Is No Longer Displaying Heart Rate Information | Garmin Customer Support. FREE GROUND SHIPPING ON ORDERS $25 AND UP. Garmin Support Center.

I’ve noticed on my easy runs it will say 160-171 at times and beep at me to bring it down but then I’ll test it by using my fingers in my neck and it’s like 108. Today was the most frustrating. Garmin recommend a threshold run of 2 6m intervals at 168bpm. Great, no problem.

To initiate a reading, wrap a heart rate strap around your chest and pair it to your watch. On your watch, select START. Scroll down until you see HRV Stress. Press the button to initiate and

Select Settings > User Profile > Heart Rate Zones. Select Based On, and select an option. You Now How Three Potential Options: Select BPM to view and edit the zones in beats per minute. Select %Max. HR to view and edit the zones as a percentage of your maximum heart rate. Select %HRR to view and edit the zones as a percentage of your heart rate
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