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‎10-13-2022 11:09

‎10-13-2022 11:09

I cannot get temp to read on my watch

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‎10-15-2022 04:06 - edited ‎10-15-2022 04:08

‎10-15-2022 04:06 - edited ‎10-15-2022 04:08

Hi Mike, I',m not sure what you mean with your comment. The Sense 2 tracks your skin temperature changes during your sleep ("Note that you must wear Sense 2 to sleep for 3 nights before you see your personal skin temperature baseline"). You can find the information about this in the online manual Activity and Wellness "Track your skin temperature changes". Is this what isn't working or did you expect something else?

Tracking my health and movements with Fitbit from april 2014, now using a Sense 2™
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‎10-15-2022 06:54

In response to RonaldM

‎10-15-2022 06:54

@RonaldM 

I guess if he's like me he expected to be able to trigger a temperature reading any time. It's absolutely unbelievable the temp sensor is present and you can NOT ask your watch for your current temperature. I was really pi**ed off when I realized that.

 

Same holds true for SpO2, btw. Why, Fitbit??!?

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‎10-17-2022 05:44

In response to RonaldM

‎10-17-2022 05:44

Thank you

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‎10-17-2022 12:12 - edited ‎10-17-2022 12:15

In response to mike-MKvip

‎10-17-2022 12:12 - edited ‎10-17-2022 12:15

I created a feature request for

   Sense 2 | SpO2 and skin temperature measurements on request

https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Feature-Suggestions/Sense-2-SpO2-and-skin-temperature-measurements-o...

 

If you'd like to have an actual reading of your skin temperature or SpO2 value please support it. Thank you.

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