How to get more accurate running data on smartwatch?

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To get more accurate running data on a smartwatch, you need to set your height and weight on your smartwatch in order to get more accurate running data such as calories and kilometers. This is because your smartwatch uses this information to calculate your stride length and other factors that affect your running performance. If you don't set your height and weight, your smartwatch will use default values that may not be accurate for you, which could lead to inaccurate running data. Additionally, your weight is used to estimate calories burned.

To set your height and weight on your smartwatch, you will need to open the smartwatch's settings menu (One example is Blackview smartwatch). The exact steps for doing this will vary depending on the make and model of your smartwatch, but they should be similar to the following:

• Open the smartwatch's settings menu.
• Scroll down and select the "Profile" or "Personal Info" option.
• Tap on the "Height" and "Weight" fields and enter your correct measurements.
• Tap on "Save" to save your changes.

Once you have set your height and weight, your smartwatch will be able to provide more accurate running data such as calories and kilometers.

Here are some additional tips for setting your height and weight on your smartwatch:

• Make sure you enter your correct measurements. If you enter incorrect measurements, your smartwatch will not be able to provide accurate running data.
• Update your smartwatch's software regularly. Software updates often include bug fixes and performance improvements that can improve the accuracy of your smartwatch's running data.
• If you are still having trouble getting accurate running data from your smartwatch, contact the manufacturer of your smartwatch for support.

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Here are some other tips for getting more accurate running data from your smartwatch:

• Make sure your smartwatch is properly calibrated. This can usually be done by running outdoors for at least 20 minutes.
• Wear your smartwatch snugly but not too tightly.
• Avoid wearing your smartwatch while swimming or bathing.
• Keep your smartwatch clean and free of dirt and debris.
• Update your smartwatch's software regularly.