06-30-2024
14:29
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12-20-2024
08:27
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LizzyFitbit
06-30-2024
14:29
- last edited on
12-20-2024
08:27
by
LizzyFitbit
I gather from the Community’s comments that the Charge 6 does not track floors. If this is so, why on earth do they list it as a tracking tool?!? Very disappointed!
Delores D.
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06-30-2024 15:27
06-30-2024 15:27
Hello @Sadaboutthis
You are correct. The Charge 6 doesn't have an altimeter which is used to track floors.
I'm not sure what you mean by "...why on earth do they list it as a tracking tool?!? " Where did you see the Charge 6 listed as tracking floors?
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
06-30-2024 15:27
06-30-2024 15:27
Hello @Sadaboutthis
You are correct. The Charge 6 doesn't have an altimeter which is used to track floors.
I'm not sure what you mean by "...why on earth do they list it as a tracking tool?!? " Where did you see the Charge 6 listed as tracking floors?
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
07-04-2024 19:31
07-04-2024 19:31
It's listed in the settings area under manage data. I, too, was disappointed that they no longer show up. So now I guess I wear 2 watches...charge 2 and charge 6 so I get the data that I like to see.
07-05-2024 05:08
07-05-2024 05:08
Hello @IowaGoldenGirls and welcome to the Community. All users go to the same Manage Data page, regardless of the model they use. I want to give you another example. You upgraded from a Charge 2 to a Charge 6. The Charge 2 gives active minutes, but the Charge 6 gives active zone minutes. A model gives one or the other, but both options are on the list.
Fitbit doesn't recommend wearing two Fitbits at the same time. Fitbit can try to reconcile your data, but you might get wacky results.
Laurie | Maryland
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