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Underestimating active minutes

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‎05-10-2017 15:23

‎05-10-2017 15:23

So, I switched from a Charge 2 to a Blaze. I love everything about it EXCEPT it doesn't track active minutes correctly.

I used a Charge HR for a couple years, then a Charge 2 since December. I bought my Blaze 14 days ago, and am noticing very few active minutes compared to my other FitBit's.

is this "fixable"?

Because I want my active minutes to be accurate.

Thank You in advance!

btw- I understand how the active minutes are calculated.

I DON'T understand why switching trackers would change my active minutes unless it's faulty or needs "fixed".

again, thank you!

 

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‎05-11-2017 05:50

‎05-11-2017 05:50

I'm kind of wondering myself if there is an issue with the active minutes.  My Blaze was working, but lately, it's stopping after a certain time.  Is anyone else having this issue?

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