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Sense 2 - Screen wake on double tap

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‎11-09-2022 21:47

‎11-09-2022 21:47

it would be nice to disable screen wake on double tap. would be nice for showering, swimming, or any activities that involve water/ moisture.

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‎11-27-2022 05:23 - edited ‎11-27-2022 07:59

‎11-27-2022 05:23 - edited ‎11-27-2022 07:59

Hi @DJW321 - The Sense [1] has a water lock for swimming - it seems this didn't get to the Sense 2. You could use a device pin lock to disable it.

 

It should be noted that hot water is not a friend of Fitbit watches as it can ruin the waterproof seal which is quite delicate.

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‎11-27-2022 07:44

In response to Guy_

‎11-27-2022 07:44

@Guy_ Sense 2 has water lock for swimming, too but only for Swim activity (like original Sense). I think Luxe is the only device with full water lock applied system-wide.

 

@DJW321 there is no really way to stop water from interacting with screen and this is indeed annoying. Last week, my Sense 2 started recording run when I was showering (scrolled to shortcuts and tapped run on its own). Most of watches with touchscreen support water lock. It just didn't get to Fitbit yet, they are stuck a few years in the past.

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