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Question about altimeter

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‎05-04-2016 09:27

‎05-04-2016 09:27

I've noticed inaccuracies in stair tracking like others... I work in a high-security building, Fitbits allowed but not cell phones. Our stairwells are cement, safest place in the building, but probably not the best air circulation. Each flight is about 12 feet and I don't pause mid-flight. Is it possible the construction is affecting the altimeter readings? Thanks.
PS - Love my One, 3 years and counting!
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‎05-05-2016 00:33

‎05-05-2016 00:33

Hi @MVMarsha11

 

Feel free to check out the Fitbit Article:

 

http://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1141

 

Hope it helps

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