Everyone has different needs and wants. I like to use the O2 Monitoring especially during the night as I suffer from apnea and use a CPAP machine. Still I love the way it’s less distracting and I deactivated notifications so for all intents and purposes it’s a normal wrist watch that doesn’t grab attention.
I can recommend a Garmin. The older ones can be had for super cheap, and mostly work with gadgetbridge. Unfortunately the sleep tracking is processed on their servers, so without the official app it’s very bad.
And by bad I mean it says I slept for 17 hours last night.
I don’t need any Bluetooth functions. I’ve had the same G-Shock for the last 10 years. I never take it off, never replace the battery, works fine.
Everyone has different needs and wants. I like to use the O2 Monitoring especially during the night as I suffer from apnea and use a CPAP machine. Still I love the way it’s less distracting and I deactivated notifications so for all intents and purposes it’s a normal wrist watch that doesn’t grab attention.
I wanted steps and sleep tracking, but its not possible to use with gadgetbridge.
I can recommend a Garmin. The older ones can be had for super cheap, and mostly work with gadgetbridge. Unfortunately the sleep tracking is processed on their servers, so without the official app it’s very bad.
And by bad I mean it says I slept for 17 hours last night.
I have a Garmin watch and the sleep tracking has been fairly decent.
With the official app or gadgetbridge?
Gadgetbridge, but I only connect it once a week or so. I leave Bluetooth off 99% if the time.
Ah, apparently the newer ones do all the sleep stuff on board. Only the older stuff needs external processing.
Which one are you using? Sounds like my GWM-5610.
Most G-shocks are similar. Mine is gst-w300g. It’s from the G Steel line, partially metal with hands, solar charging and radio synchronisation.