03-28-2019 06:36
03-28-2019 06:36
Is it possible to change the battery % that triggers the alert that is sent?
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03-28-2019 16:50
03-28-2019 16:50
Hi, do not ever let your battery % get down to 10%, cause you're risking that your battery will be totally down the next day. My advice is: when you get an email from Fitbit that your battery is low, charge it ASAP. I do that all the time and I have a battery life of 5+ days ever since I have my Versa.
03-28-2019 06:44
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03-28-2019 06:44
It's not possible at the moment but I found the following feature suggestion that you may like to vote for:
03-28-2019 08:02
03-28-2019 08:02
Thanks.
What does voting for an idea do?
Best Answer03-28-2019 08:04
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03-28-2019 08:04
The product development teams at fitbit are kept up to date with the feature suggestions we create and vote for in the community. The more votes an idea gets, the more likely they are to make it happen (if they can).
03-28-2019 11:30
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03-28-2019 11:30
Currently the low battery notification comes at 30% and shows up on the tracker and through email/text after the next sync. This gives the user at least a days notice.
Best Answer03-28-2019 11:56
03-28-2019 11:56
Yes, I am aware of that.
Though it occurs less than other battery types, the lithium phosphate batteries in fitbit watches do have a memory effect.
Thus I want to periodically let the charge get to about 10% before recharging.
Best Answer03-28-2019 12:30
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03-28-2019 12:30
BTW @fixit7 the Versa and Versa lite have .Lithium-Ion Polymerbattery
Like other lithium-Ion batteries it is best to not let it drop much below 30% or charge above 90%
Best Answer03-28-2019 16:50
03-28-2019 16:50
Hi, do not ever let your battery % get down to 10%, cause you're risking that your battery will be totally down the next day. My advice is: when you get an email from Fitbit that your battery is low, charge it ASAP. I do that all the time and I have a battery life of 5+ days ever since I have my Versa.