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Heart rate notifications on Fitbit app

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‎06-12-2022 15:48

‎06-12-2022 15:48

Is there a way to check in the app if the tracker had detected a high low heart rate while your Watch was in DND/sleep mode?

For example: can you go to the Fitbit app and see if charge 5 detected high low heart rates?

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‎06-13-2022 05:42 - edited ‎06-13-2022 05:43

‎06-13-2022 05:42 - edited ‎06-13-2022 05:43

@ShadowNinja  if you mean can it report that it detected high OR low heart rate, yes, you can see this in the app. For the day you are interested in, go to the fourth tile down "Resting heart rate". Click on that. 

The first thing will be a graph showing your daily average resting heart for the past 30 days.

The second thing will be record of all low/high heart rates it has detected (lasting for 10 minute). I only have low ones as my resting heart rate has never been high. If you click on that, the app will take you to a list of all these events. Click on individual events to see the details.

 

PS. I don't know if putting it in sleep mode affects this. I've never done that. It just figures out I'm asleep on it's own.

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‎06-13-2022 05:42 - edited ‎06-13-2022 05:43

‎06-13-2022 05:42 - edited ‎06-13-2022 05:43

@ShadowNinja  if you mean can it report that it detected high OR low heart rate, yes, you can see this in the app. For the day you are interested in, go to the fourth tile down "Resting heart rate". Click on that. 

The first thing will be a graph showing your daily average resting heart for the past 30 days.

The second thing will be record of all low/high heart rates it has detected (lasting for 10 minute). I only have low ones as my resting heart rate has never been high. If you click on that, the app will take you to a list of all these events. Click on individual events to see the details.

 

PS. I don't know if putting it in sleep mode affects this. I've never done that. It just figures out I'm asleep on it's own.

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‎06-13-2022 06:50

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‎06-13-2022 06:50

Thanks for the reply!

It worked!

Btw sleep mode doesn’t turn on sleep tracking, it only dims the screen and mutes all notifications (including High low heart rate notifications)

thank you for this, and apparently I have 3 heart rate notifications.

LOL

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