MrGraves22

I had a similar experience with a watch that was all over the place with heart rate and exercise minutes. I switched to a different tracker and found that using tools from places like exercise.com helped me better understand what features might work best for me. In my case, finding a tracker that offered more reliable readings and integrating it with a solid app made a big difference. It took a bit of trial and error, but I eventually found a setup that I’m much happier with. If you’re thinking of upgrading, maybe looking into user reviews or trying out different models in-store could help you find one that meets your needs better.