Pixel Watch doesn't track swim strokes

[john098]

Hello,

I using the pixel Watch with Fitbit and I noticed that after a swimming an training session, very rare informations are displayed. Only the burned calories, the time and the lanes that were swam and the zone minutes are displayed.

It would be helpful if there was also a subdivision with which styles you swam per Lane and what the pace per Lane was like. Is this device dependent or is generally the case with Fitbit? other smartwatches / apps can already to this. (Samsung Health / Apple)

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[YojanaFitbit · Accepted solution]

Hi there, @gogvictoria. Welcome to the Community Forums. 

I appreciate your participation in the forums and thank you for sharing your feedback with us. I understand why you'd like to see swimming strokes/styles after your swimming sessions, but this is not possible at the moment. About your inquiry you can see the Compare smartwatches page for more information.

Please take a moment to post your request in our Feature Suggestions board. If you have any other suggestion for your Pixel Watch or for any other Fitbit device, feel free to jump in and share your thoughts there. That way other users can comment and vote on the idea to show their support. You can read the FAQ to better understand how that board works.

See you around.

[scrane]

Thanks for the answer but we need a lot more information.  Fitbit must stop dodging this issue. Our pixel watches only display "time elapsed" in the small "top position".  The "middle position" and "bottom position" are missing.  That is a serious programming lapse?  How did this happen?? This means the pixel watch has no swim app.  It is a waterproof stopwatch.  That's it. Why can't you fix this?  Why can't this just work like the sense?

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[YojanaFitbit]

@scrane Thanks for sharing your feedback. We hope to keep improving things for you in the future, in the meantime you can take a moment to post your request in our Feature Suggestions board.

Thank you for your understanding.

[t.parker]

@scrane this looks like the direction Fitbit is going to take with all new devices. Sense 2 is a swimming stopwatch, too. After swimming, I can't even see any breakdown of laps and strokes in the mobile app.