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Versa is inaccurate

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‎02-12-2019 21:23

‎02-12-2019 21:23

I find step and floor climbing is inaccurate. let me know if this is one off case.

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‎02-12-2019 23:02

‎02-12-2019 23:02

@raasha Regarding floor count, one needs to remember Fitbit will count any change in the altitude that roughly corresponds to a floor. So, that would include any hill climbing even when walking on the street. Regarding steps, Fitbit is a wrist tracker. It's pretty accurate but it will be sensitive to certain types of arm movements. For me it's blow-drying my hair and doing dishes. 😊 You can shave off some of these extra steps by changing Wrist Placement setting in the Fitbit mobile app to Dominant. Don't forget to sync afterwards.

Marrrmaduke | Canada
Charge HR, Blaze, Charge 2, Charge 3, Inspire HR, Versa Lite, Versa SE, Aria

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