08-06-2017
15:41
- last edited on
09-09-2020
09:26
by
MatthewFitbit
08-06-2017
15:41
- last edited on
09-09-2020
09:26
by
MatthewFitbit
Ever since my charge 2 updated its firmware this week, my resting heart has been getting higher and higher within a 4 day periode. My resting bpm is usually between 64 and 71.
Only when i'm sick or during hot weather, does it go further up to 73/74. At the moment there's no hot weather, i'm also not feeling 'under the weather',
I'm now at 77, and even during sleep my bpm hasn't gone under 68 in 3 days. Now it's not a big jump up, but i'm still noticing it. And every time during the day when i check my charge 2, when relaxed and doing nothing, i'm firmly in the 90+ bpm. When i check my pulse manually, it's much lower. I don't have the wristband too tight or lose and i keep it clean.
Anyone else having the same experience?
01-24-2018 09:40
01-24-2018 09:40
I just had my Fitbit Charge 2 replaced via warranty (my old fitbit suddenly stopped synching and tracking HR during workouts) - Fitbit mailed me a new one (no straps, just the 'brain'). Since I've received the new Charge 2 I'm experiencing the same thing. My resting HR used to be between 52-55 and now it's up to 64 - steadily increasing each day! Say whaaaat?! I haven't been sick, stressed etc. I believe there's an issue with the replacement Fitbit mailed me. Boo hiss
12-13-2018 09:12
12-13-2018 09:12
I have the same issue.
05-18-2019 09:20
05-18-2019 09:20
I am having a similar problem with my Fitbit charge 3. My rbm was at 64 now has climbed to 67+. I have woken up and looked and my rbm have been under 60. When I usually wake up it is around 60. Not sure what the problem is hoping someone has an idea and can point me in the right direction.
10-16-2019 13:53
10-16-2019 13:53
This seems the case again with the latest update that rolled out last week or so. Since then I have on average 5bpm higher.
10-16-2019 18:47
10-16-2019 18:47
11-26-2019 10:28
11-26-2019 10:28
I am having this exact same problem with my charge 3 ever since the update. I can be sitting still and resting and my heartbeat will be around 60 meanwhile the Fitbit claims my resting heart rate is 72?! A full 8 beats per min more than my pre update RHR.. tbh I feel like this has something to do with the update and the new premium features. I’ve had the charge 2 before and was so happy when I first got my charge three but now with this push towards premium and suddenly losing accuracy of my data after an update I’m considering looking elsewhere for my fitness tracking needs. I have reset the device several times and due to this issue arising after the latest update and premium was rolled out my money is on this being a software issue.. now the only question is: is this a feature or a bug?
11-28-2019 11:48
11-28-2019 11:48
Regardless of what fibs Fitbit claims, they have DEFINITELY changed the minimum Detectible heart rate, which affects the resting heart rate. The minimum heart rate is now 48 when it used to be 40 before the update. My charge 2 now flatlines when my heart beat goes below 48. I have a heart monitor implanted in my chest because my heart rate dips to the low 30s each night. Fitbit no longer records anything below 48 with the new update and conversely it chops off the peak heart rates as well.
03-10-2020 14:02
03-10-2020 14:02
Yes! My Fitbit iconic has made major changes to my heart rate ever since the update. It went from resting 64 to 67 and max at 72 when I was sick. It's been up to 80 resting granted I was sick and even now it says 76.
03-10-2020 14:07
03-10-2020 14:07
My iconic is doing the same thing but is not fixing itself. It has increased by 10-15 beats per minute. I haven't been sick and I even bought a new tracker I case my old one was going wrong. My new iconic changes resting heart rate every day it peaks at 77-80 then comes back down to 68. When I wake up my heart rate is 54 to 64 give or take. I depend on this technology to help with my weight loss. It's helped me lose 40lbs but seems to be very inaccurate after the update. So sad
09-10-2020 07:10
09-10-2020 07:10
Yes I have had the same problem. My heart rate can get into the low 60's or even 50's sometimes when I eat good whole food (not processed or junk food) and don't drink. Right after the update I had my heart rate as low as 58 but mostly in the 60-62 range when just relaxing or sleeping but it had my RHR at 69. I know it won't be as low as my lowest heart rate but not 11 beats higher. after all it is call a RESTING heart rate. I also noticed that my HR could go down when looking at the charts but my RHR doesn't drop. This is very different from the past and I don't like it. I think they need a more consistent RHR to what the charts show.
09-17-2020 07:45
09-17-2020 07:45
I am having the same problem. My mine was consistently between 68 and 70. In the last four days it's been steadily climbing and is currently at 77.
11-01-2020 03:52
11-01-2020 03:52
This is exactly what is happening to me. I have a Fitbit versa light and my RHR has always been between 49 and 51. For two weeks now it’s been between 52 and 54 and I am not sick or doing anything different. It’s frustrating for those of us that really rely on these numbers.
01-08-2021 23:07
01-08-2021 23:07
yes me too heart rate is now 60-61 resting up 4-5 beats from the last year now either my fitness has dropped in a day or the update has messed things up!!