12-15-2019
06:01
- last edited on
12-16-2019
10:40
by
RicardoFitbit
12-15-2019
06:01
- last edited on
12-16-2019
10:40
by
RicardoFitbit
Hi I just recently bought a Versa 2. I have it linked to my fitness pal app. I’ve been noticing when I sleep with it I wake up to over 200 or more steps. I’ve read other posts where it says to enter driving under exercise to remove these steps. I’ve done that but now my fitness pal step count is wrong and it stops tracking the steps for that day all together. I’ve changed the sensitively in my Fitbit on the sleep mode to sensitive hoping this will help as I don’t need the wrong steps posted to my fitness pal as it gives you extra calories on that day and I’m trying to lose weight. If changing the sensitivity does not work I won’t be wearing my Fitbit to bed any longer. The whole point of getting it was to track steps and sleep too. Very frustrating. Any other suggestions on how to avoid the extra steps while sleeping.
Moderator edit: Subject for clarity
12-16-2019 10:39
12-16-2019 10:39
Hi @cmversa2, welcome to the Community Forums!
Thanks for bringing this to my attention and for the details that were shared in your post, I totally understand how frustrating this matter can be for you but I'm here to help you with this. Seems odd that your device is counting steps while you're sleeping, this is certainly not a common situation nor the way the sleep feature was designed. That being said, can you please let me know when was the first time you experienced this and how many times since then? Your device only record false steps or floors too? If you haven't already done so, I recommend you to restart your device following the next steps:
I'll be waiting for your reply.
12-16-2019 18:28
12-16-2019 18:28
12-18-2019 21:02
12-18-2019 21:02
I wore my Fitbit to bed after changing the sensitivity portion and it still didn’t work. I woke up to over 200 steps. I give up and just don’t wear it to bed any longer. If I could return it I would but I cant as I got it as part of a recognition gift from my job.