Hi, I had Active Watch 2 before my new Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. And when I got it I configure it and start to wear it. Next day I start riding my bike, but after like hour of riding no cycling detection. I said ok maybe it isn't enabled or something and when I start to dig into watch I saw that it only have walking and running detection, no cycling anymore ?? Why did they remove that option... It seems that 2 year old predecessor and not flagship watch had that option and this expensive one don't. Why Samsung why ?
It's frustrations like this one that caused me to return my recently purchased GW4 classic and go back to my trusty GW3 (non-LTE). The GW4 Classic just seemed to remove so many little toggle options like your example that I just couldn't accept all the compromises I was asked to make for the "upgraded" watch. So I sent it back. I'll wait for Samsung to put the GW4 back in the oven to cook it a bit longer cuz it just ain't ready for dinner time yet....
I bought it cause I was think ok now it's not Tizen anymore, cause Tizen on all devices suck so much it's unbelievable. And it should be better, but I guess I was wrong or maybe it's too new and they didn't polish it as they should. I would like to know more from someone in Samsung what were they thinking.
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