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How long does the Blaze battery last after Low battery warning shows up?

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‎10-10-2016 03:35

‎10-10-2016 03:35

Got the low battery warning at 9:30 AM, while I was in office. I forgot to carry the charger with me. Its 4 PM now and the blaze hasn't gone dead yet. How long will the battery hold up before it goes dead?

 

I just bought the device about a week ago, so the battery is pretty new.

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‎10-10-2016 07:49

‎10-10-2016 07:49

From experience I've gotten an extra day from receiving the warning, (especially so if i haven't been to the gym or used it to 'track exercise'). Don't worry it will definitely last until you make it home ...

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‎10-10-2016 04:10

‎10-10-2016 04:10

A warm welcome to the Community @Sanat. If you purchased the tracker one week ago it is normal to see the battery warning, at the moment of seeing that, it means that your tracker stills have 20% of battery. When I see that red battery icon, my Blaze's battery lasts one more day since. But I recommend charging it at the moment of seeing that warning.

 

 

Happy stepping! Woman Happy

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‎10-10-2016 07:49

‎10-10-2016 07:49

From experience I've gotten an extra day from receiving the warning, (especially so if i haven't been to the gym or used it to 'track exercise'). Don't worry it will definitely last until you make it home ...

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‎10-13-2016 06:38

In response to Brad.

‎10-13-2016 06:38

Thanks for the information @Brad. and @Sanat I hope this information helps. If you need anything else do not hesitate in posting it.

 

See you around. Woman Wink

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‎10-14-2016 05:08 - edited ‎10-14-2016 06:31

‎10-14-2016 05:08 - edited ‎10-14-2016 06:31

Thanks for your response guys. I pushed it till 6:30PM, it had not gone dead till then. I Later chaged it since i had to head to the gym. Its been 4 days since the last charge, and there is still some juice left in the blaze. It still shows the battery level at medium. Pretty impressed this time, as it lasted just about 3 days on the previous full charge.

 

I have disabled "All day sync" and "Always connected" on the app. Also turned off quick view on the watch. I never take the blaze off my wrist except when I'm in the shower, and work out 5 days in a week! It should last for a couple more days I think, so thats 6 days on a charge. I'm happy!

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