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Heart rate not working at night

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‎08-21-2019 15:47

‎08-21-2019 15:47

I’ve had my inspire HR for approximately 5 weeks now and it keeps skipping some heart rate readings at night. At first it was around once a week it would miss 10-15 minutes of my heart rate but now it’s almost every other day which mean so  am not getting sleep stage tracking. Last night it missed 2 hours! I wear my Fitbit on the same wrist with the same tightness every night and i’ve tried restarting my Fitbit a few times but nothing!

would love a fix as sleep tracking and heart rate are the main reasons I bought my Fitbit.

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‎08-22-2019 01:53

‎08-22-2019 01:53

Hi @chl0eellen  It is pretry normal for this to happen sometimes as when you sleep you move your arm and your body and may move the tracker away from your arm in the process. I would suggest tightening it a bit at night. If that doesnt help try loosening it a bit. You could also try wearing it on the inside of your wrist at night as tjat helps some people.

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