[Lurksalot]

I'm trying to determine if 29 bpm is the lowest the HR monitor will record. I consider myself pretty fit in that I run/jog 5-7 times a week. 29 is the lowest HR I've observed while asleep over night (since early September). With my older Polar watch I've seen it lower than that.

Could some of you share the lowest HR you've observed on the watch?

Thanks.

[j_hansen]

If I saw 29bpm I would be afraid to be dead, I don't wear it at night though but lowest daytime reading is 60-65 and usually 100-110 when out walking (I do walk fast)

[njgsx96]

I don't wear it to sleep but I hover around 50-60 at rest and as high as 130-140 when running flat out.

[jlangner]

I don't know, 29 is really low. I have had Gear Pro 2 and Galaxy watch. Both pretty consistent with me going to 46-48 as lowest. Avg during day at desk is 55-65. If it was me and felt accurate, I would get checked.

[Lurksalot]

Thanks for your concern. But yes, I've been checked and all is good.

During the day my resting heart rate (RHR), while sitting at desk, is usually in the range of 41-55.

The way I see it is your "true" RHR is when you're asleep (doing nothing) just as your max HR is when you're doing some uphill jaunts/sprints.

It would be helpful to determine the lowest bpm's the watch can capture if some try a few nights of wearing it to bed and post, thanks.

[jlangner]

Thanks for your concern. But yes, I've been checked and all is good.

During the day my resting heart rate (RHR), while sitting at desk, is usually in the range of 41-55.

The way I see it is your "true" RHR is when you're asleep (doing nothing) just as your max HR is when you're doing some uphill jaunts/sprints.

It would be helpful to determine the lowest bpm's the watch can capture if some try a few nights of wearing it to bed and post, thanks.

I wear every night and lowest is 46.

[j_hansen]

I wear every night and lowest is 46.

Are you using the strap it came with or a different one?
The one it came with is OK but would annoy me at night

[myace]

I'm trying to determine if 29 bpm is the lowest the HR monitor will record. I consider myself pretty fit in that I run/jog 5-7 times a week. 29 is the lowest HR I've observed while asleep over night (since early September). With my older Polar watch I've seen it lower than that.

Could some of you share the lowest HR you've observed on the watch?

Thanks.

My lowest is record by the watch is 32 at night, deep sleep or something, I don't know if I should be worry, or if if the watch is accurate.

[arunma]

WTH guys!? I jog between 14 and 20 times a week, 3 miles each session, so I've got decent cardiac health if nothing else, and I never get below 55! What are you people doing to get such low heart rates?

I will say that it's cool the Galaxy Watch has fitness tracking to enable us to make these comparisons.

[Ken Allen3]

Lowest I've seen mine is 41. U have a better chance of capturing ur true lowest reading if u leave heart monitoring "always on".

[EMGSM]

WTH guys!? I jog between 14 and 20 times a week, 3 miles each session, so I've got decent cardiac health if nothing else, and I never get below 55! What are you people doing to get such low heart rates?

I will say that it's cool the Galaxy Watch has fitness tracking to enable us to make these comparisons.

Motivating!. I only run 4-5 sometimes 6 times a week.

[Caller24]

Those very low numbers are not real heart rates, as they are not within the range of a normally-functioning heart. Obviously, not all beats are being picked up.

[dspeersrev]

I too have had a couple of days when the watch recorded heartbeats between 29-40. not real. happened last night. had to power off the device and restart to get it to take real heart rate measurements. also struggled with sleep. (because of heart rate measure failure). I wonder if the latest update created this problem

[Lurksalot]

Those very low numbers are not real heart rates, as they are not within the range of a normally-functioning heart. Obviously, not all beats are being picked up.

I'm the original poster.

The low HR (29) I've observed while sleeping with this watch
isn't as low as has been observed in a clinical setting nor
what I've captured with my Polar watch\HRM chest strap. This
is why I asked the question at the top of this thread. For me
this is a real number in fact it's not the lowest I've seen,
only the lowest this watch can capture, even after resetting
the watch I consistently get 29 while at sleep. Not everyone
falls within the range of normality, there are exceptions and
I'm one of them. I'm sure there are others.

[Scottdc1]

I'm the original poster.

The low HR (29) I've observed while sleeping with this watch
isn't as low as has been observed in a clinical setting nor
what I've captured with my Polar watch\HRM chest strap. This
is why I asked the question at the top of this thread. For me
this is a real number in fact it's not the lowest I've seen,
only the lowest this watch can capture, even after resetting
the watch I consistently get 29 while at sleep. Not everyone
falls within the range of normality, there are exceptions and
I'm one of them. I'm sure there are others.

[Scottdc1]

I looked at this thread for a similar concern. I consistently bottom out at 38 during sleep, but never lower. Clearly some can go lower, but I wonder if 29 is the absolute lowest....