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Is there any way to go back to old UI??

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‎09-30-2023 05:39

‎09-30-2023 05:39

What the actual he|| happened to the Fitbit UI? I updated and this looks like trash. It’s hard to differentiate the different fitness items, and now I can no longer see how many calories remaining I hate in the nutrition section. The legit ONLY reason I use fitbit is to track my food and calorie deficit. The deficit on the homepage always said how many I had left for the day. I know I can click on the calories icon and see remaining, however the count is different and it will tell me I can eat less calories. It’s a hot mess. First they sell out to the goog troops and now this bleh.

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‎09-30-2023 06:07

‎09-30-2023 06:07

Battery power remaining is gone now too. 🤨

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‎09-30-2023 14:41

‎09-30-2023 14:41

Totally agree. The way Steps data is displayed has also changed. Not so easy to read, no running weekly total, and altogether inferior. 
So annoying when changes are made just for the sake of it or purely on a whim. Added to the ridiculous charger problems with the Sense series it is beginning to feel like time to move on.

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‎10-01-2023 01:00

‎10-01-2023 01:00

I to agree. It's awful.  And my battery percentage left within the app is a HUGE gripe of mine.

Having all the same colors makes it hard to follow. 

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‎10-01-2023 05:34

‎10-01-2023 05:34

There is always a Workaround, at least for Android users.

Fitbit user since September 2019
Sense2 Sense, Charge3, Android, Windows
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‎10-01-2023 15:45 - edited ‎10-01-2023 15:46

In response to LokeAa

‎10-01-2023 15:45 - edited ‎10-01-2023 15:46

@LokeAa

Who wrote that? Is it safe to install and execute? Does it work well? look/operate same as ver3 (of the Fitbit app for Android)?

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‎10-01-2023 16:03

In response to Victamon

‎10-01-2023 16:03

Do you mean who wrote the installation file?It is the official and original file. I have never had any problems with Softpedia. 

It is not difficult, and it is legal. Up to Android SIX it was not a hidden feature. Of course it was exploited by people with no good intentions. Use common sense and no problems. With common sense I mean do not download from for example.ru(Russia)...

I downloaded Fitbit 4m0  from Softpedia, and I have used SP to downgrade/upgrade software many times.

 

Fitbit user since September 2019
Sense2 Sense, Charge3, Android, Windows
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‎10-01-2023 20:05

In response to LokeAa

‎10-01-2023 20:05

Horrible new interface on the mobile phone and battery percentage is gone. This is pathetic. 

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‎10-09-2023 17:44

‎10-09-2023 17:44

Agreed! HATE, HATE, HATE the new UI!!!!!

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