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just setup my FitbitIonic and it had a "Previous Data" 657 calories burn,

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‎02-12-2018 06:46

‎02-12-2018 06:46

I just had my fitbt Ionic yesterday, set up was perfect yet burnt calories presented the following issue:

1 Just after it was setup the data presented 650 calories already burnt.

2 It appears in the data that about 3 weeks before I had burned 1700 calories daily

3 This morning when I Waked up my in my data there were already 650 calories burnt.

 

Is there is a way I can fix this/

Arturo

 

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‎02-12-2018 07:20

‎02-12-2018 07:20

I don't think it's broken!

 

As well as tracking calories you burn through activity ,your fitbit also tracks your BMR calories . These are the calories you burn just keeping your body alive (even when asleep ). They are calculated from your profile settings for age, height , weight etc so you needn't be wearing your fitbit to get them . What you are seeing for today includes the BMR calories burned since midnight and for the previous days, the total BMR calories for the full 24 hours.

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