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Calories burned sleeping

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I woke up today with over 700 calories burned in my sleep, and yesterday with around 800 burned in my sleep. Is this possible? Feel like it’s a bit inaccurate. I am 6ft, 76kg and 23years old 

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Hi, and welcome to the Community!

 

Those numbers sound about right to me.

 

As well as tracking calories burned through activity your fitbit also tracks your BMR calories. These are the calories you burn just keeping your body alive (even when asleep). They are calculated from your profile settings for age, height, weight etc so you needn't be wearing your fitbit to get them. What you are seeing in the morning includes the total BMR calories burned since midnight

 

For most people their BMR calories account for over half of their total calories burned.

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Hi, and welcome to the Community!

 

Those numbers sound about right to me.

 

As well as tracking calories burned through activity your fitbit also tracks your BMR calories. These are the calories you burn just keeping your body alive (even when asleep). They are calculated from your profile settings for age, height, weight etc so you needn't be wearing your fitbit to get them. What you are seeing in the morning includes the total BMR calories burned since midnight

 

For most people their BMR calories account for over half of their total calories burned.

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I have a Charge 3. I would really like to see actual calories burned, not the large number that I see in the results. I read one response where someone was told to see the calorie count to the right of a screen. I don’t see those numbers. Nothing appears to the right. I tried swiping. I swear I’m saw that lower number once, but I can’t find it again. Very frustrating. I hope Fitbit changes that so the default is what we’re used to seeing as calories burned. 

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