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Blaze pace information inaccurate

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‎04-26-2018 09:22 - last edited on ‎05-13-2018 04:03 by Moderator Alum

‎04-26-2018 09:22 - last edited on ‎05-13-2018 04:03 by Moderator Alum

So I am new to Fitbit. I purchased my Blaze used (only used once) a few weeks ago. I have been wearing it consistently every run.  My usual pace according to the Run Keeper app is around 7:50 to 8:20. Fitbit is tracking me around 11. I ran both apps separately while running today just to see. Run keeper tracked at 7:51 while the Blaze had me at 11:29. I've tried resetting it. What gives?

 

 

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‎05-13-2018 04:07

‎05-13-2018 04:07

A warm welcome to the Community @Jsoxfan618.

 

During a run, you can swipe through the different stats on the Blaze. You can choose avg pace or current pace. Current pace tells you the exactly information of your pace. For more information about exercises, I recommend taking a look at the How do I use exercise apps and modes on my Fitbit device? article.

 

Also, if you keep seeing that this information is not being correct, provide me with a screenshot of this by following the instructions in this post.

 

Catch you later. Robot Happy

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