Zepp Golf 4+

I was using it yesterday or trying to use it anyway, but it kept on crashing, so I would have to keep restarting it on the iPad after seven or eight times doing this, I switched over to my iPhone, it did not crash on my iPhone thankfully and my iPhone is older than my iPad, but sometimes the phone screen can be a little harder to watch videos on, I wish I could use my iPad, so that while I’m swinging out in the backyard I can look over at the iPad and easily watch the videos, hopefully they get this fixed, I saw another person note that the app kept crashing but they didn’t say if they were using the pad or the phone. And which models, I was using iPad version 5th gen, no other apps crash on it, and at the time of the crash I was using iOS 14.4 which is up-to-date.
Two problems, that need to be fixed
1. App crashes on iPad
2. Quite a few times after watching one video and trying to start another it will keep the volume playing from the other video so you have two videos playing at once which is impossible to concentrate and shouldn’t happen.
Thanks

This watch app is so useful, compared to the phone app, as you don’t have to put the phone somewhere visible, or walk over ever time you need to see the screen. However, the watch app needs to be smarter with its Workout integration. Once the sensor is disconnected, it should stop the workout session. I forgot to do this, and not only did it record an unrealistic workout in Activities (14hrs and massive calories), but it also drains the battery. Typically, I will have a full charge before I go to bed and wake up with 90% charge. Today, I woke up with 36%. It would be nice to stop the workout and whatever else it’s doing when the app is active, but not actually monitoring anything.

I used this first in 2014. Then this year, I decided to change my swing, and it’s been an unbelievable asset to my practice. I had to change one of the preset goals; because of a shortened backswing; but that was pretty simple. I’ve accumulated nearly 400 swings in just three days. With this, you can try different moves and immediately see whether they have an overall positive or negative effect.
I think the company was bought out and that they only deal in watch-type devices. That’s sad; they are more costly and not everyone wants the cumbersome annoyance of a watch.
I believe most Zepp sensors work with golf. I recently had to replace my original and bought the tennis sensor.