Resting Heart Rate Not Changing

[Canada87]

My resting heart rate has not moved more than 1 beat for the last 45 days. And it has stayed with 5 total beats for that entire time period. I’ve restarted my phone. Deleted and re-installed the app. I’ve even gotten a new device. Nothing fixes the issue

[JuanFitbit]

@Canada87 , A warm welcome to the Community! Thank you for your message. 

Do you see all other hear rate readings/ records after you sync the Inspire 3?

Are the green LEDs blinking?

Do you wear the Inspire 3  while you sleep?

In the meantime: 

Please make sure that your Inspire 3 is on wrist mode and not clip mode. 
Also I suggest you to have a look at this: What's resting heart rate?

[Canada87]

Yes I have done all of the above. My resting heart rate has not varied by more than 1bpm every day since Jan 1 and the range has not varied more than 5 total Bpm in over two months

[JuanFitbit]

@Canada87, Thank you for your reply. 

I've informed our team and they'll be glad to help you further via email.
Keep an eye open for a message that will arrive soon. 

[Canada87]

My resting heart has not changed from either 50 or 51 bpm for 12 straight days. This is ridiculous 

[Canada87]

My issue is still not fixed and nobody from Fitbit has contacted me. It has been 2 weeks. I will be canceling my premium membership. This is terrible customer service

[Gr4ndp4]

Hi, @Canada87, you have seen the article that @JuanFitbit posted, FYG I have an average RHR of 50BPM, I'm a fit, active 79-year-old of 71.5Kg. It varies between 50 & 52 BPM (over a week) and I'm comfortable with this. Bear in mind it is average. Looking at the figures between 02 January & today I get this graph -

I hope you find this useful.

Cheers

[Gr4ndp4]

Hi, again, @Canada87, I've just had a look at the data I have on an alternative device for the same period (yes I'm a NERD & wear 2) I get an average resting HR over the same period of 46 BPM, and fairly level, no spikes. There may be a differential in the sampling rate & the algorithm calculating the averages will be different. There are others who are much more informed about HR in the community who may drop by & offer comments.

Cheers