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Fitbit Application Showing Battery Full (Inspire HR)

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‎04-05-2019 03:14

‎04-05-2019 03:14

I started using Inspire HR from yesterday, the Fitbit App in my android phone shows battery full always. It doesn't show the correct percentage.

Sync is successful and other readings are okay.

Restarted the phone, the band, cleared user data from the band but none of this helped.

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‎04-05-2019 23:40 - edited ‎04-06-2019 04:55

‎04-05-2019 23:40 - edited ‎04-06-2019 04:55

Hi @iamshanmalik.

 

The Fitbit app doesn't actually show a percentage, it will just say Full, Medium or Low depending on whatever the threshold for each is. For example 90% would be considered full, and let's say 75% medium if that makes sense? 

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‎04-05-2019 23:40 - edited ‎04-06-2019 04:55

‎04-05-2019 23:40 - edited ‎04-06-2019 04:55

Hi @iamshanmalik.

 

The Fitbit app doesn't actually show a percentage, it will just say Full, Medium or Low depending on whatever the threshold for each is. For example 90% would be considered full, and let's say 75% medium if that makes sense? 

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Nathan | UK

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‎04-06-2019 03:45

In response to N8teGee

‎04-06-2019 03:45

Thanks, that was perfect.

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