12-23-2016 19:36
12-23-2016 19:36
My husband bought me a Blaze because after having a fitbit for 2 years, I was ready to move up.
I'm disappointed. The steps are wrong, the calories burned during circuit training are way off. Why?
So basically it does nothing for me.
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12-26-2016
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Hi there @rmetsch. I'm happy to see you in the Community! 🙂
I'm sorry your tracker seems not to be recording your information accurately 😕
Have you already checked your personal settings to make sure that your height and weight have been entered correctly? These two sections are very important to be accurate since with your height, Fitbit determines your stride lenght and with your weight, FItbit will help determine your calorie burn.
Check that out and see if it's all correct. If so, try to make a test. See how many steps you have on your tracker, walk about 100 steps while counting them in your head and after that, see the new number. The steps should be accurate and it might be that it will not count 100% of the steps but a difference of 7-10 steps would be acceptable.
Let me know how it goes and if you need more help with this!
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12-26-2016
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12-26-2016
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Hi there @rmetsch. I'm happy to see you in the Community! 🙂
I'm sorry your tracker seems not to be recording your information accurately 😕
Have you already checked your personal settings to make sure that your height and weight have been entered correctly? These two sections are very important to be accurate since with your height, Fitbit determines your stride lenght and with your weight, FItbit will help determine your calorie burn.
Check that out and see if it's all correct. If so, try to make a test. See how many steps you have on your tracker, walk about 100 steps while counting them in your head and after that, see the new number. The steps should be accurate and it might be that it will not count 100% of the steps but a difference of 7-10 steps would be acceptable.
Let me know how it goes and if you need more help with this!
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12-26-2016 20:43
12-26-2016 20:43
Thank you! My height and weight were way off! Hopefully this fixes the problem.
12-27-2016
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12-28-2016 08:29
12-28-2016 08:29
12-28-2016
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Hmmm... Now that's strange @rmetsch. Would you mind trying to log out of your account and then log back in? Once you're back in, try to change your settings again and hit Submit. Log out of your account again and log back in one more time and see if everything is still as you changed it.
Let me know how it goes!
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12-28-2016 08:46
12-28-2016 08:46
I'll try that. I switched back to the old dashboard because I don't feel like the new one is syncing. Is that going to matter?
12-28-2016 08:49
12-28-2016 08:49
I don't think this will matter. I don't really think that it has to do with the new dashboard either but it would be worth trying to see if that makes any difference @rmetsch. Let me know how it goes!
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12-28-2016 09:07
12-28-2016 09:07
No that didn't work. I switched back to the new dashboard. Logged off. Waited. Signed back on. Has my height right at 5'4, but my weight at 0.15 lbs.
12-28-2016
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12-28-2016
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