Fitbit Glitch Floors

Your device registers one floor when you climb about 10 feet at one time.

Fitbit glitch floors.

Today it said 39 when i know it s only been 7 i ve seen the posts regarding barometric press. This glitch can occur when you open a window they said. Fitbit customers and users of other wearable fitness trackers have some unusual ways for logging fake steps without actually exercising. Fitbit devices that count floors have an altimeter sensor that can detect when you re going up or down in elevation.

The past three days it s registered waaaay too many floors all of a sudden. If you didn t actually climb any stairs and your fitbit registered floors it is apparently a glitch that occurs when there is a barometric pressure low in the weather. When there is heavy cloud cover and a storm is coming or you are actually in a storm outside. Your device registers 1 floor when you climb about 10 feet or 3 meters.

If the floors you re climbing are shorter than 10 feet you may find that the fitbit one s floor count doesn t exactly match how many floors you ve gone up. Hey ho i like versa but wish it was more accurate than that which is promoted and shown. For example if you climb 3 floors that are 8 feet tall for a total gain of 24 feet then the fitbit tracker might only tell you 2 floors because it assumes that each floor is 10 feet tall. Which made me wonder why can t i just log floors since fitbit versa never tracks floors correctly.

I have had my fitbit one since march. Fitbit recently released a new spo2 signature clock face and while an addition to the company s wide choice of clock faces this one comes with the added ability to monitor blood oxygen levels earlier this year fitbit starting rolling out an update to enable the use of spo2 technology in many of its smartwatches and fitness trackers spo2 provides an enhanced way to measure the user s. Get tools for heart health stress management skin temperature trends and more with new fitbit sense. I exercised about 15 minutes three times it should pick up at 10 minutes one time and it did not track any of them.

My fitbit one worked perfectly fine with steps and stairs almost accurate to the last step and floor. Your device uses changes in barometric pressure combined with the steps you take to calculate floors climbed. Fitbit devices that count floors have an altimeter sensor that detects when you go up in elevation. Fitbit versa did not automatically track my exercise today like it always has in the past.

So i found out i could just log it myself.