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lemmy.dbzer0.com

Opentracks and a noname HR armband for training metrics, and gadgetbridge + PAIesque for trend data.

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nomadreply
infosec.pub

Same here. Xiaomi miband 9, open tracks, gadgetbridge

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ExcessShivreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

I just wish it wasn't so god damn janky. Data sync is a bit of a crapshoot, I often have double recordings on workouts in gadgetbridge or completely missing workouts in gadgetbridge.

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I really want to use gadgetbridge but with my watch it just stops syncing after 2 - 6 activities and gets stuck in a loop of trying resulting in me having to basically reset everything and start again :(

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That's better with some services than others. Also the graphs are not always sensible or useful. But it does what I need it to do. :)

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lemmy.world

Polar Grit X2 Pro Titan, the Polar Flow app + Strava.

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Me too except with the Polar Grit X. Recently I've also started exporting the sessions from Polar Flow, and manually uploading them to FitPub, a federated Strava alternative.

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Garmin Forerunner 265, which I got a decent deal on during the post-christmas sales. The natural pairing is Garmin Connect, which I have connected to Strava

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Garmin Fenix 8 and their Garmin Connect app. I also sync to strava for my non Garmin friends.

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Polar Vantage V3. Difficult decision switching from Gramin but I don't regeret it at all, this watch is fantastic.

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Garmin fenix 6. Garmin Connect connected to Strava. Great watch! Still over a week with continuous wear and daily runs.

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