01-17-2022 08:08
01-17-2022 08:08
Hello! I need some assistance. Ever since the last firmware update, my Sense's battery drops drastically overnight. An example from this week. My Sense was charged to 93% and had dropped to 89% when I was getting ready to turn in. When I woke the next morning, it was at 58% battery. This didn't happen before. The only change is the firmware update. Is this a known issue? This has happened consistently for about two weeks now, where it loses about 30% battery life overnight. I've tried restarting, disconnecting and reconnecting. Is this a known issue?
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01-18-2022 02:23
01-18-2022 02:23
Hi @LuLu_88.
Seeing as it seems you are experiencing the drain over night I'd recommend checking to see if the SpO2 app is installed on your Sense. You can do this by opening the Fitbit app on your phone - tapping on your profile picture - tap on Sense - tap on the gallery tile - the Sense tab should be selected at the top - scroll down and look for SpO2. If it's installed (and you don't use this feature) I'd recommend uninstalling it as this is a big overnight battery drainer.
Also check to see if snore detection is disabled (another big night time battery drain). Go to the today tab in the fitbit app (the main dashboard) - scroll down and tap on the sleep tile - tap on the gear icon in the top right corner - scroll down to snore & noise detection and confirm the toggle is set to off.
01-18-2022 02:23
01-18-2022 02:23
Hi @LuLu_88.
Seeing as it seems you are experiencing the drain over night I'd recommend checking to see if the SpO2 app is installed on your Sense. You can do this by opening the Fitbit app on your phone - tapping on your profile picture - tap on Sense - tap on the gallery tile - the Sense tab should be selected at the top - scroll down and look for SpO2. If it's installed (and you don't use this feature) I'd recommend uninstalling it as this is a big overnight battery drainer.
Also check to see if snore detection is disabled (another big night time battery drain). Go to the today tab in the fitbit app (the main dashboard) - scroll down and tap on the sleep tile - tap on the gear icon in the top right corner - scroll down to snore & noise detection and confirm the toggle is set to off.
01-18-2022 03:47
01-18-2022 03:47
01-18-2022 03:56
01-18-2022 03:56
Fingers crossed this solves the issue. Last time I tried snore detection the battery drain was ridiculous (the microphone is open all night), so I'm hopeful this will make a difference for you.
01-18-2022 05:25
01-18-2022 05:25
01-19-2022 04:48
01-19-2022 04:48
@N8teGee, that did the trick! Battery is still at 86% this morning. Thank you so much for the advice!
01-19-2022 04:56
01-19-2022 04:56
You're welcome @LuLu_88, no problem at all. Glad to hear it's all working as expected now.
02-13-2022 05:21
02-13-2022 05:21
Oh wow, turned off my snore detector, hopefully that will fix my battery draining problem too.
02-13-2022 07:07
02-13-2022 07:07
@Misti73 It should be noticeable. In my testing, with Snore/noise and SpO2 on, it would drain as much as 20% overnight in 7 hours. With just SpO2, 6-8% overnight in the same time.