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Please bring back Active Minutes for newer Fitbit devices

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‎04-24-2022 16:30 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 20:02 by Fitbit Moderator

‎04-24-2022 16:30 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 20:02 by Fitbit Moderator

Please bring back active minutes on newer models! It’s way more motivating than zone minutes, and I doubt the watch is always reading my heart rate accurately.

 

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‎04-24-2022 20:14

‎04-24-2022 20:14

Hi @Ajen6  - there may be other watch faces in the gallery that show active minutes. I use SimpleClockPro which has 2 views, active zone minutes on the first one and active minutes on the second one, reached by tapping on heart rate.

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‎04-25-2022 11:38

‎04-25-2022 11:38

Hello @Ajen6 and welcome to the Community.  Many users share your opinion, but I don’t think Fitbit will change back or allow an option. Fitbit draws from CDC and WHO guidelines.  The CDC and WHO changed their activity guidelines several years ago.  The heart rate zones for active minutes don’t fit the new guidelines.  150 zone minutes per week meet the CDC/WHO guidelines for moderate and vigorous activity.

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