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Zone minutes

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‎10-03-2023 06:08

‎10-03-2023 06:08

Has anyone had problems with zone minutes when wearing a band that is not the one that comes with the Fitbit? I had gotten a stretchy band that doesn’t seem too loose and it seems to not track my zone minutes right. I got a different band because the silicone one gave me a rash. 

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‎10-03-2023 13:13

‎10-03-2023 13:13

Typically, regardless of whether the band is Fitbit's or not, it is more about a question of how loose the band is.  If it can't keep proper track of your heart rate (usually when it is too loose), then it will not be able to calculate out the Active Minutes properly.

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‎10-03-2023 13:13

‎10-03-2023 13:13

Typically, regardless of whether the band is Fitbit's or not, it is more about a question of how loose the band is.  If it can't keep proper track of your heart rate (usually when it is too loose), then it will not be able to calculate out the Active Minutes properly.

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‎10-03-2023 13:46

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‎10-03-2023 13:46

I can tell that it’s not to lose because I can see an outline of where the band is.  Also I can move it a little which is good. 

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