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App that combines HR with Speed/Cadence?

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‎02-24-2018 02:15

‎02-24-2018 02:15

I was thinking about buying a Fitbit Charge 2 but the main thing holding me back is I can’t figure out if it will work with my Wahoo Blue SC Speed/Cadence sensor. Is there an iOS workout app that will combine your HR and Speed/Cadence in real time? Or is this not possible?

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‎02-28-2018 06:43

‎02-28-2018 06:43

Hello there @Haneybd87,nice to see you have joined the Fitbit Community! I was reading your post about your concern if the Charge 2 will connect with Wahoo Blue SC Speed/Cadence sensor. In this case is not possible to connect third party sensors to your Fitbit account.

 

Note that all the integrations available, connect though your Fitbit Dashboard and not directly with your tracker, which take me to your other questions regarding heart rate. Since this is proprietary technology it won't be available to connect or share this data with other sensors.

 

There is a chance if Wahoo Blue SC Speed/Cadence sensor connects through a dedicated app and this app is capable to integrate with your Dashboard. But it would be recommendable to contact them directly in order to learn more, since this doesn't figure among our compatible apps, hence the information we have available is very limited.

 

Hope this helps and stick around if you have other questions.

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‎02-28-2018 16:28 - edited ‎02-28-2018 16:29

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‎02-28-2018 16:28 - edited ‎02-28-2018 16:29

@RobertoMEwrote:

Hello there @Haneybd87,nice to see you have joined the Fitbit Community! I was reading your post about your concern if the Charge 2 will connect with Wahoo Blue SC Speed/Cadence sensor. In this case is not possible to connect third party sensors to your Fitbit account.

 

Note that all the integrations available, connect though your Fitbit Dashboard and not directly with your tracker, which take me to your other questions regarding heart rate. Since this is proprietary technology it won't be available to connect or share this data with other sensors.

 

There is a chance if Wahoo Blue SC Speed/Cadence sensor connects through a dedicated app and this app is capable to integrate with your Dashboard. But it would be recommendable to contact them directly in order to learn more, since this doesn't figure among our compatible apps, hence the information we have available is very limited.

 

Hope this helps and stick around if you have other questions.

I’m not looking to connect the Wahoo sensor to the Fitbit. I’m just wondering if there’s any apps that records the sensor data of both at the same time in real time, even if it’s 3rd party. If not then there’s no reason for me to get a HR sensor, since to me the speed/cadence is more important. 

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