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Does the Fitbit One sync with the Versa watch?

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‎12-04-2018 09:48 - edited ‎12-04-2018 09:52

‎12-04-2018 09:48 - edited ‎12-04-2018 09:52

I received the Fitbit Versa as a birthday gift in November. I've been a Fitbit One user for a few years. What I notice is that when on the treadmill at the gym, the Fitbit One (obviously) keeps faithful track of my steps but the Versa (obviously) doesn't. So I'm left with a Fitbit One that says I walked 10,000 steps and a Fitbit Versa that says I didn't. 

 

Do these gadgets talk & synch to one another?

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‎12-04-2018 11:26

‎12-04-2018 11:26

Welcome to the forums!

 

No they do not talk to each other. Wrist models will not count steps when holding on to things. It needs to see the arms swinging. So that's probably what you are seeing happen

 

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