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Welcome to the Community @MFDL. If you are seeing that your tracker is not being accurate, I recommend Restarting your Blaze. After the restart process you can test your tracker and if you see that it stills inaccurate, feel free to contact our Support Team, for a faster response you can contact them via phone or chat.
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I don't believe fitbit see it as an issue to be resolved so I wouldn't hold any expectations for an early "fix".
By their very nature wrist-worn trackers will not be completely accurate. This help article explains why and what you can do to minimise it:
http://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1136/
Of course if your tracker is extremely inaccurate then there may be an issue with it to be addressed. To help judge how far out it is could you perhaps do a test where you count out, for example, 200 steps and see what your Blaze counted.
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Welcome to the Community @ST78 and @MFDL I hope you receive a fast response from support. @ST78 I recommend checking the tips provided and if they don't work, feel free to contact our Support Team, since they are the ones with the proper tools to see the information that your tracker is registering. You can contact them via phone or chat.
Keep the stepping up! ![]()
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