Garmin has released a new software update for several of its popular smartwatch models. The update, which is currently available as a beta version to participants in the Garmin beta program, aims to address various bugs and improve overall performance.
One of the significant improvements in this update is the enhanced heart rate zone settings. Garmin has refined the algorithm to provide more accurate tracking and personalized workout recommendations. Additionally, the update addresses crashes that some users experienced after turning on the device or modifying heart rate zones.
Another notable change is the improved map display. Garmin has resolved issues that could lead to incorrect map rendering, ensuring a more accurate and reliable navigation experience. Furthermore, the update aims to address the excessive battery drain that some users reported after activating the accident detection feature.
The new software update is compatible with several Garmin smartwatch models, including the Fenix 7, Fenix 7 Pro, Fenix 7X, Fenix 7X Pro, Fenix 7S, Fenix 7S Pro, Epix, Epix Pro, Enduro 2, Marq 2, and Quatix 7.
While the update doesn’t introduce any major new features, it focuses on improving existing functionalities and addressing user feedback. Garmin encourages users to participate in the beta program to help test the new software and provide valuable feedback.
Change log for version 18.15
- Improved heart rate zones to allow setting by BPM.
- Fixed potential shutdown when modifying heart rate zones using Garmin Connect Mobile.
- Fixed potential shutdown on boot.
- Fixed potential increased battery drain after having done an activity with incident detection enabled.
- Fixed issue with trolling motor pairing sequence.
- Fixed issue with maps showing doubly thick lines in some cases.
- Fixed issue causing basecamp to fail to recognize the device.
For more details, visit the Garmin Official Forum.
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