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Fitbit App uses ~50% of Samsung Galaxy S10 battery

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‎04-12-2021 01:54

‎04-12-2021 01:54

Hello,

Yesterday I noticed that Fitbit App used ~50% of Samsung Galaxy S10 battery (running Android v.11). I was using Fitbit App mainly to log my food. I'm not sure if it is related, but Food logging started to work very slowly for last couple of days.

 

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‎04-12-2021 07:04

‎04-12-2021 07:04

Hi @AgneM the more features of the Fitbit you use, the more power it takes from your phone. Click to read an article on how to extend your Fitbit's battery. As for the phone's battery, turn off anything you don't really need. If you don't need notifications for calls and texts, then log out of the app until you're ready to sync and log food. See if that helps any. 

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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