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Blaze Quick View not practical

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‎12-02-2016 11:14

‎12-02-2016 11:14

I just bought the Blaze and used it while biking and then for Pilates. I could not see any of the info on the screen unless I raised by arm. I could not even see the time. The fact that the Blaze requires motion to see the screen is very inconvenient when using the timer or tracking other exercise where you can't lift up your arm. I need to be able to simply look down and see the stats as well as the time. Does FitBit have any plans to fix this feature? 

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‎12-02-2016 14:24

‎12-02-2016 14:24

There won't be any answer to that question here, @Stephmiami, but you might want to visit the Feature Suggestions forum and vote for such a change/upgrade.  There is one such request there that you might want to check out:

 

https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Feature-Suggestions/FitBit-Blaze-Screen-Feature-Software-update-requ...

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‎12-05-2016 13:38

In response to USAF-Larry

‎12-05-2016 13:38

There is a suggestion to keep the dosplay on during s workout. 

You also have the option i of turning quickview of and then presding the button ot tapping the screen. Currently quickview uses arm mktion to turn the display on. You are looking for another solution that will be unrelated to quickview.

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