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Can the Surge show current workout stats?

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‎12-19-2016 09:03

‎12-19-2016 09:03

I am looking for a fitbit to track my running workouts. Will the Surge allow me to see my distance, time, and pace for my current workout (not just the whole day's stats)?

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‎12-19-2016 10:50

‎12-19-2016 10:50

@shimmeremi wrote:

I am looking for a fitbit to track my running workouts. Will the Surge allow me to see my distance, time, and pace for my current workout (not just the whole day's stats)?

Yes, and no.

 

During a run you can scroll through all of those stats (and a few more), however, once you finish the run you'll need to synch your Surge and then refer to either your phone app or the Fitbit.com dashboard to see them.

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‎12-19-2016 10:50

‎12-19-2016 10:50

@shimmeremi wrote:

I am looking for a fitbit to track my running workouts. Will the Surge allow me to see my distance, time, and pace for my current workout (not just the whole day's stats)?

Yes, and no.

 

During a run you can scroll through all of those stats (and a few more), however, once you finish the run you'll need to synch your Surge and then refer to either your phone app or the Fitbit.com dashboard to see them.

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