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Unexplained HR vibration

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‎08-03-2020 11:44

‎08-03-2020 11:44

I have the Inspire HR and love it. A couple times now I have had this long lasting vibration that I can not seem to find what it is. When I get the vibration, much like when you get to 10,000 steps, I look at the watch and it seems to have like a circle flower shape that then goes into a kaleidoscope pattern. It just keeps on going for a few minutes. I have tried searching what this is and have had no luck so far. Can anyone give me clues.i am worried that it is something like a rush of high blood pressure or something, so want to put my mind at rest.

Thank  you for any insight you can give.

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‎08-03-2020 12:32

‎08-03-2020 12:32

There is a celebration when/if you hit all of your target hours with 250+ steps.  Could that be it? 

I can't imagine anything negative it could be so no worries there.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎08-03-2020 12:46

In response to JohnnyRow

‎08-03-2020 12:46

Thank you for your explanation.  I am obviously not doing it enough if this is the answer:) It is also odd that you can find no explanation of that anywhere.  Maybe I will try and see if it is the answer.
Thanks
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