11-02-2016 03:25
11-02-2016 03:25
11-02-2016 07:55 - edited 11-02-2016 07:56
11-02-2016 07:55 - edited 11-02-2016 07:56
Hi there @Scaile. Good to see you around! 🙂
Whenever it comes to GPS tracking, at least two dozen GPS satellites are constantly in orbit around the Earth and broadcasting data. All GPS devices, in this case, your Fitbit Phone which connects to your Fitbit Blaze, requires a direct path to these satellites in order to receive their radio transmissions. If the signal is being blocked—either because you're underground, near many tall buildings, or as a result of atmospheric effects—GPS will not work. Thus, whereas GPS gives you a more accurate measure of distance than step counting alone, the actual accuracy depends on both your environment and the weather. Keeping an eye on your sorroundings will help since in case you're sorrounded by a lot of trees or tall buildings, the tracking might vary.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.
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11-04-2016 06:43
11-04-2016 06:43
11-11-2016 04:08
11-11-2016 04:08
My connected GPS has never worked accurately, with my LG G3 or my current Moto X Style.
I tested this again recently and have now given up, the Blaze is a truly shocking piece of "tech".
I've uploaded the map of my walk from my Blaze below and a map from somebody that walked from me, which shows how the walk should have been:
I've now asked for a refund as it seems that the Blaze is incapable of doing anything that it's features promise.
Good luck fitbit, looking at your current stock price you're gonna need it when disgruntled users start to go elsewhere...
11-12-2016 05:36
11-12-2016 05:36
Mike | London, UK
Blaze, Surge, Charge 2, Charge, Flex 2 - iPad Air 2, Nokia Lumia 925 (Deceased), iPhone 6
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.