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Blaze doesn't show % battery charge

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‎06-20-2017 08:26

‎06-20-2017 08:26

I have a new Charge 2 which shows on my tracker a battery % charged. Ex. 65% charger.  The blaze only shows on the app a very small battery with the word "medium".  Next software update for Blaze needs to perform as well as the Charge 2.  Battery life is very dependent on exercising the battery (letting the battery get very close to 10% charge before recharging)

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‎06-21-2017 05:14

‎06-21-2017 05:14

A warm welcome to the Community @gdaddy1. I know that it would be great to have an option to see the battery percentage on the Blaze. I recommend taking a look at the Blaze Battery % request, vote for it and leave your comment.

 

See you around. Woman Wink

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‎06-21-2017 05:35

In response to AlejandraFitbit

‎06-21-2017 05:35

Actually In general lithium ion batteries prefer to not go below 30 or above 80%

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‎06-21-2017 11:44

In response to Rich_Laue

‎06-21-2017 11:44

gdaddy1 here: thanks for your input about Lithium batteries wanting to not
go below 30% or higher than 80%. IF that is so then the addition of a
battery charge % on the blaze is all that more valuable (a must for a
future software update)!!
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