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Long sleeve jacket swiping screen,

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‎10-01-2017 12:27

‎10-01-2017 12:27

Hi all

In inclement weather  (most days up here in Scotland lol) I wear a long sleeved jacket.

Trouble is every time I look at the watch the screen is on and can be for a considerable time.

In order to conserve battery etc etc is there any way to stop the watch screen coming on unless I press the side button

probably nothing can be done and just have to live with it

 

regards

douglas

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‎10-02-2017 08:24

‎10-02-2017 08:24

Hi there @douglass. Great to see you in the Community Forums! 🙂

 

Hmmm... this is an interesting scenario. The screen on the Fitbit Blaze can not be locked, so I could probably recommend wearing your tracker in the inside of your wrist and see if this would make any difference. Also, if that doesn't help, you could try wearing a sweat band on the tracker just when you wear a long sleeved jacket. This way, nothing will get on the way of the screen and that should help preventing it from turning on constantly.

 

Hope this helps. Anything else, I'm always around!

Ferdin | Community Moderator, Fitbit

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