10-23-2016 14:57
10-23-2016 14:57
10-24-2016
07:20
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07:38
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MarreFitbit
10-24-2016
07:20
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07:38
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MarreFitbit
Hi @PGerst. Good to see you in the Community! 🙂
I'm sorry to hear that your Blaze is not holding for as long as it should 😕
Your tracker should last at least five days between charges so what I can recommend right now would be to put it to charge fully and then once it's full, sync it. Keep using it as you would normally do but make sure to sync constantly and once it dies, feel free to get in touch with the Support Team. They will be able to look into the logs and notice if your tracker is dying faster than it should and once they can confirm this, they will be happy to get you back on track..
Let me know if you need any more help!
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10-25-2016 06:41
10-25-2016 06:41
I had the same problem since i received the blaze as a birthday gift a few weeks ago. So i called support and they said they were having problems with the battery so they are sending me another watch cube. So if you are having problems i would suggest to do this and get a replacement. Good Luck!
10-25-2016
08:06
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07:19
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MarreFitbit
10-25-2016
08:06
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07:19
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Great to see you in the Community @marcelnsd!
I'm glad that you were able to get in touch with the Support Team and they were able to help you out with this. Hope to see you back on track soon! 🙂
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01-17-2017 09:06
01-17-2017 09:06
I bought my fitbit blaze at a Target in Tucson on the first week in January. Had to go to two stores because employee in first tried to sell me a box distinctly marked with an S.
It held charge fine in Tucson but now that I am back home in Price, Utah, I am having to charge it daily.
I turned off cotinuous synch yesterday because I read somewhere in setup that that would extend battery life. In reading this I see that in an early post continuous synch was supposed to extend battery life.
1. I am confused as to whether to turn continuous synch on or off.
2. If I turn it back on as it was before yesterday, I suspect I will still be charging it daily.
3. Could it be that I have one of the old Blaze's and need to get the module replaced as was mentioned above.
01-18-2017
10:47
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01-18-2017
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Hi there @danyffeler. I'm happy to see you in the Community!
When it comes to all day sync, it's better if you leave it off. Your tracker will sync every time you open up the app, so there is no need to have it turned for all day. Now, if you do decide to have it turned on, the battery drain shouldn't be that dramatic but it will not last the 5 days that the Blaze is supposed to last with a regular usage.
Now, If you notice that the battery on your tracker is draining before 3-4 days or 5 days with All Day Sync turned off, feel free to get in touch with the Support Team for them to take a look and see what is going on. They will be happy to help you out and get you back on track.
Let me know if you need more help with this!
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01-02-2018 21:07
01-02-2018 21:07
I got my blaze the day adter Christmas which was a week ago. I have to charge it every day and it doesn't seem to be very accurate either. It's disappointing
06-25-2020 11:37
06-25-2020 11:37
Fitbit Blaze needs charging daily
06-30-2020 05:31
06-30-2020 05:31
The same thing is happening to me this week. And as always I have it on auto sync so it is syncing frequently.