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Which fitbits allow access to raw Gyro data?

‎05-21-2020 06:15

‎05-21-2020 06:15

I'm not sure why I'm finding this so hard to find out, but which fitbit devices allow access to raw gyro data?

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‎05-21-2020 14:56

‎05-21-2020 14:56

You can only get gyro data via the API, so it's not exactly 'raw'.

 

Use the product specs in the Fitbit store to see which devices have gyroscopes.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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‎05-21-2020 20:53

‎05-21-2020 20:53

Ionic and Versa 1 allow access to batched gyroscopic readings, which sounds like what you're looking for.

 

The Versa 2 does not, but the battery life is better because of this among other reasons.

In my experience, the trade off is a good one.

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