10-08-2025 10:37
10-08-2025 10:37
Hi
I've bought a new Charge 6 and there has been a huge drop in the amount of Cardo Load compared to when I was using a Luxe.
I"m wondering what I can do about this.
Two things occur to me
It's possible the heart rate is set too high for my moderate activity on my new fitbit.
I am also wondering if like when cardio load was first introduced it takes some time to calibrate again.
Can anyone offer answers?
Best Answer10-09-2025 05:20 - edited 10-09-2025 05:24
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10-09-2025 05:20 - edited 10-09-2025 05:24
@danco The Charge 6 uses a different heart rate algorithm. It is supposed to be more accurate during exercise. They are completely different devices in this regard. Cardio load isn't simple arithmetic like AZMs, but I suspect your Charge 6 gives you a lower heart rate during exercise.
Your moderate, vigorous, and peak zones are derived from your age and resting heart rate. They aren't specific to a model.
I haven't changed devices since Fitbit introduced cardio load. I know it will recalibrate if you delete old cardio load data. When this happens you lose your target load until it recalibrates.
Does this help?
Laurie | Maryland
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