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Calories lost

‎09-02-2023 22:00

‎09-02-2023 22:00

Hi, i have been using fitbit for about 2 days. And calories loss average is just getting crazy, you can tell me anything you want ( yes i know i burn calories in my sleep) there is no way i have burnt 4000 calories on a sunday  afternoon little walk. This is not accurate at all i have set up everything they needed to know but nothing changed. I know a little bit about calories loss and fitbit isn't right like for ex :  driving on my way to work makes me burn 200 calories you can still tell me its possible because i breath .. but i need something more accurate so i will just give it back to the store because it's completely wrong. 

 

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‎09-02-2023 22:09

‎09-02-2023 22:09

Sometimes when calories burned is tremendously way off, it is because of an error in entering weight, such as a decimal point error.  Check your weight again.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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