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Indicator for intensity range on Flex

Status: Released Submitted by on ‎08-21-2015 16:09
2 Comments (2 New)

For Flex or other designs:

 

What about a light or vibration or some other indicator that one is in the "moderate to intense" range for earning active minutes?

 

Would also like an inactivity warning, maybe a vibration after a certain period of inactivity, which the wearer could program.  Sure would help those of us with desk jobs make an effort to get up and move!

 

Thanks!

 

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Rich_Laue
Community Legend
‎08-22-2015 22:04
‎08-22-2015 22:04
Sorry this cannot be added for active minutes, since active minutes are not calculated in your tracker, but are calculated in the cloud after you sync your Flex. I agree that an alarm for lack of activity would be nice
Status changed to: Released
EdsonFitbit
Fitbit Moderator
Fitbit Moderator
‎05-23-2016 12:00
‎05-23-2016 12:00

Great news, the request to have an inactivity warning has been implemented in the Fitbit Alta! Additionally, we have added a new feature called Hour Activity Goal. 

 

Regarding the other request, like Rich_Laue mentioned above, active minutes are actually not recorded by your Fitbit Flex but calculated by the system once you sync. 

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