If I already have a web account, and get this pedometer to replace my old one, will it use my old data? I don't want to have to start over.
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That was I thought at first but it continues to read the meter from your email address. I hope this helps.
1808771
You set up an account with a password but there are no cost to do so. the account tracks all your information and sends you a weekly summary of your steps, distance and calories burned. My wife and I both have one and we love realizing the distances and calories burned after a days worth of activities.
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Can't answer Davids question because the gadget never would sync any data. Right now, it is on a shelf in the closet and I no longer use the website. Really a bad, stupid purchase.
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This will do it for you. If you reset it just before you start your run you will get steps, time and distance. I think it's a greatlittle pedometer.
1947224
Not exactly sure what you're asking. The device accumulates data as you go.if you stop walking, it stops counting. Then when you move again, it picks up where it left off. It doesn't reset to zero. Hope that helps.
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No! That's the beauty of Fitbit!!! Just put your info in & your good to go. I generally charge it up once a week so it is very easy to use. Happy walking/running!
793211
Yes. Be sure and count the links on your old one then use the same number on the new one.
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Once it's set up it automatically logs everything to your iFit account. However, having said that, it's just a pedometer for me. None of the inputs or displays work like they advertise. The SD card may work better - I don't know. Customer service is pretty good about responding after two inquiries but then just fade away after that. Read every possible thing you can find on every message board/forum you can find before you purchase it. Give yourself a fighting chance! They promise updates but we haven't seen any yet to correct any of this. Good luck if you purchase it! Sincerely!
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That would depend on what OS version of android you have installed in your device. This scale only works with older OS versions and I returned the one I bought for that reason. Most android devices get their OS automatically upgraded, this means that even if it works for you now what would happen to the sync later when you get an upgrade. I would not purchase it unless you can get some clear answers to these questions directly from the manufacturer.
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If you set up an online account, you can log in and see how many calories you have burned on your runs. I have mine set up to sync to my computer and upload the data whenever I come near my computer.
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No, I don't think so. Everytime you connect the watch to your computer it downloads what's in it or, at least, compares with what you have on your computer. Nowhere I saw an option to select a profile. When you create your account online, it asks for ONE e-mail address. Still a great watch so far.
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There is no login that I saw on their site, but you do need an account to activate it. So, I believe it pumps the data to their server, but I don't believe you can download it, short of ...allot of coding. They do have some tricky algorithms based on how I am seeing my activity tracked (i.e. less activity points but more calories burned) so I am not sure the data would even be real useable if it was captured. But, I do love it! If you are looking for a way to mine your life data in other ways than intended, probably not the solution. If you are looking to track sleep, activity, and be encouraged to take an extra walk or a jog once in a while, it does that exceptionally well.
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No it does not. You have to start the pedometer in order for it track your steps.
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It will. But it is more of a training coach. It will tell you how fast you do each mile, your best time, when to walk, when to run, etc. It would be cheaper to just get a pedometer. A pedometer you wont have to charge it every day.
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I am sorry I can't answer that question. I am only using it as a pedometer.
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Hello Sara,Sorry for the late response; The answer to your question is yes. You can reset the steps/distance as many times as you want during the course of the day. There is a cumulative total that gets saved. So if you record your steps before you reset them, then you can keep a history of the sets during the day. By the time the next day rolls around, the memory only save the cumulative total for that day, not the individual sets. Just press the bottom most button to clear and reset each count, which btw does not affect the total count for the day. Cheers, -Ben
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Yes, because it measures the number of steps you take. If you have accurately entered the length of your stride then the pedometer will faithfully and accurately calculate your distance regardless of how long it took you.