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Can I add another fitbit alongside my Blaze

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‎09-09-2016 01:31

‎09-09-2016 01:31

I have a fitbit blaze but would like to know if I could add the fitbit flex 2 as I like the simple minimilist design. I also like to wear a normal round face dress watch on days when I don't have the blaze on or I'm going out. I would wear the Blaze on my watch hand (left) and just wear the flex 2 on my right. And then on occasion my dress watch with the flex 2. Could the Blaze and flex be worn at the same time and collect the same data or does one cancel out the other

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‎09-09-2016 01:40

‎09-09-2016 01:40

You can have multiple fitbits connected to your account but they have to be of different types. So you couldn't have 2 Blazes connected but your idea of a Blaze and a Flex 2 would work just fine. I have a One, Blaze and Charge 2 currently connected to my account.

 

However, it's not recommended that you wear both at the same time. It's supposed to do a reasonable job handling it if you do but I have found that it can get confused and lose steps. There's more information on this here:

 

http://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1715/

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