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Charge 3 high pulse warning

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‎09-22-2020 00:32 - last edited on ‎09-24-2020 19:13 by

‎09-22-2020 00:32 - last edited on ‎09-24-2020 19:13 by

Hi, Anyway to configure a charge 3 to warn you when you pulse gets above a certain value?

Thanks,

Seb.

 

 

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‎09-24-2020 19:12 - edited ‎09-24-2020 19:16

‎09-24-2020 19:12 - edited ‎09-24-2020 19:16

Welcome to the Fitbit Community, @Seb56.

 

I appreciate your participation in the Forums and sharing your suggestion for high heart rate notifications for the Charge 3. I am glad to assist you. While the heart rate notifications are available only for the Fitbit Sense at the moment, I appreciate your feedback. Our team is always working on improving our devices and user experiences, and your comments are always welcome. For more information, see What are heart-rate notifications?

 

Feel free to post your idea in our Feature Suggestions board. Here our product development teams consult regularly to ensure we're delivering on what our customers need and want. You can read the FAQ to better understand how that board works and do a search first, in case someone else has already suggested your idea, or something similar.

 

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