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Wheelchair

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‎11-06-2018 03:17

‎11-06-2018 03:17

 I often take my mother out in her wheelchair and my fitbit does not show steps accurately, could this be because my hands are still on the handles? Anyone tried wearing bracelet on ankle? lol

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‎11-06-2018 11:22

‎11-06-2018 11:22

Welcome to the forums!

 

Yes it needs to see the arms swinging.

 

It will work on the ankle. But the heart rate will not be accurate. You can also put it in your pocket.

 

Check out the discussions boards! A lot going on and I'm sure you have some contributions as well!
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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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