12-05-2018
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SunsetRunner
12-05-2018
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I've been on a fitbit break since October. I wore my charge 2 (the only fitbit I own now) this morning for a two mile walk. Came home and opened the app to syn and this was the result:
Either the fitbit is defective or I have mastered the art of levitating and not needing to walk. My vote is on the former.
Moderator edit: Clarified subject

12-07-2018 07:19
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12-07-2018 07:19
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Hello @SunsetRunner.
Thanks for sharing that screenshot.
I'd like to ask some questions to better understand what is going on:
- Does your Fitbit, not the app, but your Charge 2 show steps or showed them at the time?
- Did you try to manually sync it?
- Has this continued to happen since then?
Let me know if you have any further questions.

12-07-2018 13:21
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SunsetRunner
12-07-2018 13:21
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happened. This is the last fitbit I will ever own. It is about 16 months
old and this has been going on for months. I am so annoyed. I would love
to get a full refund.

04-03-2019 09:09
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SunsetRunner
04-03-2019 09:09
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Tried again today for the first time since January. Was doing some laundry (several trips up and down the stairs) and did a quick, somewhat hilly 1.3 mile walk. Checked my tracker and it showed 4700+ steps and several flights of stairs. Synced and the app (iPhone) and the tracker showed zero steps and zero stairs. Still haven't fixed the problem. Nice work, fitbit.

