Amazfit Pace stats off while doing Outdoor cycling... - Amazfit

Hi,
Since last update, stats while doing elliptical are now quite good and compare more or less with what my Schwinn elliptical give me.
On Sunday, I did my first outdoor cycling with my Pace. And results are way off. I rode 24 km in 58 minutes and the Pace gave me only 328 calories burned, compared to over 700 with my android Road Bike Pro app. And my effort was quite intense all over, and the Pace only gave me an average heart rate of 79 and max of 99. It's silly. While doing elliptical, it goes to 170.
Anyone has a similar experience while cycling?

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metaleloi666 said:
Hi,
Since last update, stats while doing elliptical are now quite good and compare more or less with what my Schwinn elliptical give me.
On Sunday, I did my first outdoor cycling with my Pace. And results are way off. I rode 24 km in 58 minutes and the Pace gave me only 328 calories burned, compared to over 700 with my android Road Bike Pro app. And my effort was quite intense all over, and the Pace only gave me an average heart rate of 79 and max of 99. It's silly. While doing elliptical, it goes to 170.
Anyone has a similar experience while cycling?
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First of all, I really don't trust the calories calculation. This is the 3rd device I have had which "calculates" calories (an old watch, a Garmin with GPS and chest band, now the Pace). The only one which gives for me a reasonable value is the Garmin.
I have used the Pace in parallel with my Garmin plus chestband a couple of times. Surprisingly the heartrate was within a beat of the Garmin, which surprised me. I must admit I didn't go anaerobic, I was between 60 and 135 bpm, but was surprised by the correlation. Taking the heartbeat off the wrist and getting it right is not easy.
GPS tracking was good, apart from right at the end when I stopped recording, the Pace decided I was about 500m away and 50m lower than my starting point, which wrecked all the accumulated climb metrics.
My conclusion is that it's generally good, but not precise all the time. So we'll have outliers but they should be buried in the mass of other observations. It just can't be as good/reliable as a Garmin for example, which is why the Pace costs what it costs - but if you're looking at trends as opposed to a particular event, it will give good KPIs

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I'm having problens with heart rate on outdoor cycling too. A few weeks ago my avarage heart rate was around 150-160, now it's only 90.

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marcelopvix said:
I'm having problens with heart rate on outdoor cycling too. A few weeks ago my avarage heart rate was around 150-160, now it's only 90.
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Well, when I posted heart rate had just been completely wrong. Then, I did another ride last Saturday and it was quite spot on, around 130-150. Really weird. Calories were better too, 920 for a 67-min/25 km ride.

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My cycling of the day and the heart rate during the exercise. Seems in the first half of the activity I had the issue and then it normalized.
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Also having the same problem with my Stratos. Since last update.