Is the Skin Temperature a "coming soon" feature? I got my Sense yesterday and did all the updates/setup, but that particular stat says "update Fitbit device to latest firmware and wear it to sleep" after wearing it to bed last night. I just want to make sure I'm not missing something here.
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10-06-2020
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10-06-2020
17:39
- last edited on
05-25-2024
08:59
by
MarreFitbit
Hi everyone. It's good to see you here in the forums and welcome to our new members.
Thanks for reporting your inquiries about the Sense, as well for the troubleshooting steps tried on your own. Before anything else, let me explain that you'll need to wear your Sense consistently and it can take 3 days or more to measure your baseline. You can find more details about how your Sense tracks your skin temperature here.
@_Hades_, thanks for your feedback about the apps and features offered on your watch. Some features, such as the ECG, will require the approval of other countries to be available on the Sense. You can find this information and more in our website and the Press Release.
It is so much fun getting new gadgets!!!!!
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Thanks 🙂 I'm pretty sure my firmware and app are up to date. I'll give it a few more days to make sure
Best AnswerI wore it last night and I clicked in the app today and it says the track I need to update the firmware but my Fitbit updated yesterday and I can't find a way to make it updated again
Mine said that for the first three days. After the third night of sleep and it establishing a baseline, it started working fine. I now see a temperature variation graph on the dashboard.
I have the same problem. I understand it takes 3 nights to get a baseline. But I should still be able to see the data for last night in health metrics. I will wait another 2 nights to see if this is working. If not, I may be sending this back. This was the main reason I purchased the sense. I need it to track ovulation for natural family planning method of birth control. Thanks.
Here's what you'll see after 3 days. You'll see the increase/decrease from baseline for each night. The variation during the night is in premium. What's in basic seems sufficient to me.
So a slight rise in skin temp might be a sign of ovulation. A for sure basil temp is most accurate. You can"t always rely on skin temp. There are many factors that play in skin temp so please don't set skin temp in stone as a for sure reliable ovulation prediction method. I am a nurse of 17 years and a mom of 5 that uses natural family planning as well. Just an FYI
Thanks. Yeah, I do know that basil temp is best. I was really hoping that this would help with NFP. But the more I am reading about misreads etc. I don't think that is best way to track temp changes. I do know my luteal phase is 11 days and can generally tell when I ovulate. I will keep taking temps the old fashion way. Thanks for your input. Glad to hear I am not the only one doing NFP method of bc. 🙂 Have a great day.
Best AnswerSo I have slept wearing my Sense every night for the last 3 nights (I got it Friday in the mail) and I still don't have the baseline at all. How do I fix it? I am logging my core temp.
Mine is not working consistently. It read my temp 9/25, but not the 26th, it read it on 9/27 & 9/28, but not 9/29. I wear it the same way every night. I haven't received any prompts to update my firmware/software. Any ideas how to get this working consistently?
I have been wearing it since it was launched and still no base line....sigh