01-06-2016 10:39
01-06-2016 10:39
I see that GPS is not included in the new Blaze but that it can have have "Connected GPS" in conjunction with the FitBit App. Could someone please describe this process and how it impacts the recorded data? I currently have a Charge HR and if I active the GPS tracker on the App, none of the steps that I take during that exercise count in my challenges as they could be "erroneous data." As much as I'm interested in a Blaze, the ability to GPS track my runs will make or break my purchase decision. (If my tracked runs don't count in challenges, then the data is inaccurate and unacceptable.)
02-12-2016 18:15
02-12-2016 18:15
I would think the steps would be accurate. The GOS does not count steps, monitors tour path walked and distance.
Without tge GPS the distance would be calculated by the steps times the stride, this is the same with all trackers.
02-13-2016 13:11
02-13-2016 13:11
@FSUHugs I use Android so I will explain it from an Android users point of view. I'm sure it's very similar for iOS users as well.
02-13-2016 13:48
02-13-2016 13:48
02-13-2016 13:58
02-13-2016 13:58
@SunsetRunner I gotta say, it's awesome! I love it as I don't have to fumble around with my phone, it's all on my wrist.
02-13-2016 16:26
02-16-2016 16:08
02-16-2016 16:08
@matt9013 Painless and easy all at the same time. My kind of feature.
02-17-2016 08:54
02-17-2016 08:54
I've been using "connected GPS" on my Apple Watch for about 8 months now. Works great, really easy, only need to interact with watch. From ErickFitbit's description I'd expect the Blaze to be the same.
Aria, Fitbit MobileTrack on iOS. Previous: Flex, Force, Surge, Blaze