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Steps length

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‎03-31-2016 17:15

‎03-31-2016 17:15

Why steps read higher than Microsoft and Samsung watch ?
I competed the three together but Fitbit was higher ?can we adjust it or it's more accurate than the other two
Thanks
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‎03-31-2016 18:08

‎03-31-2016 18:08

Welcome to the Community @Ahmaddokainish. Please be aware Fitbit uses a different technology than other trackers to register your steps. If you consider that your Surge is counting too many steps, I would recommend checking in your online Dashboard your dominant hand setting. If it's in non dominant please switch to dominant. This will help to reduce the sensitivity of your device. Please make sure you force sync after making changes to your Fitbit account.

 

Hope to see you around more often. Smiley Very Happy

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