Discussion - I spent a week with the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: Why can't I see my workout stats?

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CraigDodd
CraigDodd
Arena Apprentice
• 1mo ago

All the workouts are tracked and listed within the Samsung health app on your phone are they not?

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MsPooks
MsPooks
Arena Master
• 1mo ago

You swim? How's it doing tracking your lengths? Accurate?

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phatphlap
phatphlap
Arena Apprentice
• 1mo ago

On my Galaxy watch 7, I am fully able to go into my activity logs and see detailed information for every recent activity without using my phone. I find it unlikely that this feature was removed, but I suppose it is possible. I'll see when my ultra2 arrives.

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Ouroboros
Ouroboros
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• 1mo ago
↵MsPooks said:

You swim? How's it doing tracking your lengths? Accurate?

I've been using Samsung watches to track indoor swimming for a few years. It doesn't use GPS signals, but it's pretty accurate for measuring your laps/distance. You need to input the pool length and it counts the laps. It also detects the style you are swimming. It's not perfect, but pretty good nonetheless.

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morehousemula
morehousemula
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• 1mo ago

Looks great looking forward to owning one


So you can't use the watch independently without the Samsung Health App which by the way has undergone some very exciting new changes with an all new layout for easily viewing your workout data. On the positive note this means less snatch and just do without logging in. It might be a relief for those who always lose them in the gym because they went boxing or something.





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AltronLivez51
AltronLivez51
Arena Legend
• 1mo agoedited

Doesn't the data sync back to Samsung Health on the device itself?

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MsPooks
MsPooks
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• 1mo ago
↵Ouroboros said:

I've been using Samsung watches to track indoor swimming for a few years. It doesn't use GPS signals, but it's pretty accurate for measuring your laps/distance. You need to input the pool length and it counts the laps. It also detects the style you are swimming. It's not perfect, but pretty good nonetheless.

I know. It's just that length tracking took a dump with OneUI8. 7 was perfect. I'm wondering if 9 has fixed it.

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Ouroboros
Ouroboros
Arena Apprentice
• 1mo ago
↵MsPooks said:

I know. It's just that length tracking took a dump with OneUI8. 7 was perfect. I'm wondering if 9 has fixed it.

Oh, ok. Never tried any of the watches in open water, so I cannot comment on that...

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Elwood
Elwood
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• 1mo agoedited

You need to ensure "Workouts This Week" is showing in the phone Health app. That layout is mirrored on the watch.


Tap that in the watch app and you can see the previous week's workouts in detail.


Edit: Using Watch 7 so presuming the same

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Victor Hristov
Victor Hristov
Phonearena team
• 1mo ago
↵MsPooks said:

You swim? How's it doing tracking your lengths? Accurate?

I swim in a 50m pool, and it's doing a pretty good job. I also really like the way the data is then presented in Samsung Health. I cannot comment about open water swimming, but with previous Samsung watches (Apple watches too) the tracking was not super accurate.

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