Poor Resources algorithm
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Resources show 1% or even 0%, which means I should be dead.
Please improve your algorithm and assume no activity (and therefore rest) when the watch is turned off.
I only turn on the watch for sport activities in order to save battery and most of all because I don’t want nor need a device on my wrist when I sleep (it hinders my ability to sleep well…)
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@galerna the watch usually starts with 70% after turned back on again, doesn’t it?
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@galerna why do you even care about Resources if you only use watch to track workouts? It is clearly designed not for your use case.
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@galerna do you wear it while sleeping? It starts from a certain value after turning the watch on (idk how that value is calculated) but its intended use is to wear it overnight where it charges during sleep and then while wearing it during the day it discharges when your active/stressed and sometimes charges again when you’re relaxing enough, e.g. taking a nap.
It’s not working correctly when you just use the watch during exercise -
@ChrisA said in Poor Resources algorithm:
It’s not working correctly when you just use the watch during exercise
That’s what I mean: please fix the algorithm so it works in all cases. It’s as simple as just assuming the user is resting (not exercising) when the watch is off.
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@galerna
the watch can only make predictions based on what its measuring. if it has no data it can’t guess your resources
