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How do Fitbits handle cold?

‎10-08-2023 05:36

‎10-08-2023 05:36

I will be spending some time outdoors in a cold climate in the next weeks. Temperatures will definitely be below zero celsius and might be minus ten or lower. I know this will make the battery run down more quickly but might it more permanently damage the fitbit? Can I continue to wear it as normal or would it be better to leave it indoors?

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‎10-08-2023 06:40

‎10-08-2023 06:40

Put it this way: I'm in NH, own 16 Fitbits and have never had one of them have battery issues, even during our worst blizzards.

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‎10-08-2023 12:10 - edited ‎10-08-2023 12:11

‎10-08-2023 12:10 - edited ‎10-08-2023 12:11

These are the specifications from the Charge 6 user manual.  I think taking into account your body heat, you should be fine. 

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