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‎08-28-2019 13:33

‎08-28-2019 13:33

I don't require an answer to my question I just want to say how disappointed I am with the new dashboard. It hasn't improved and it's immensely frustrating that I have had no choice about changing to it. All the features I liked have gone and so I will not  be replacing my Fitbit when it wear stuff out. 

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‎08-28-2019 15:15

‎08-28-2019 15:15

Curious, @Scoobyfoo, which features have been removed that you liked?  I haven't noticed any missing features, so curious which ones you have lost.

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‎08-29-2019 11:17

In response to USAF-Larry

‎08-29-2019 11:17

The following:

It used to show how many calories you would use by end of day. So if this was below my target it meant I had to move a bit more! It now only shows calories used not an estimate of full day so no idea whether I will achieve my target during the day.

The small icons showing your targets e.g. Distance, stairs, calories, used to have a dial which showed progress during the day so you knew how far away from target you were. That isn't there now so harder to tell how you are doing.

The 12 hour dial for min steps each hour is much harder to read - I have no idea which hour of the day it is showing. Plus it is much smaller.

Finally, dad though I am, I used to love the burst of colour when I had achieved a target. I loved the bright green and display screen before. It genuinely used to motivate me. But now its pretty understated so not sure I will go that extra mile just to colour in a circle!!

The bottom line is all the secondary screens have remained the same so I can't see the point of changing the top line dashboard.

Sent from my iPhone
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