I noticed that the steps towards goal does not change over each night. Does the goal stay until reached, regardless of reachiing the next day?
751048
The steps towards goal count resets every night at midnight. It resets regardless of how many steps you have walked.The total step count is tracked continuously and goes back 30 days.
751049
It needs reset to a 24 hour clock; if the instructions explain how to do that I did not notice.
751050
No, the step count resets at midnight to "0". There is no carry over from the previous day same as with some of the other pedometer's I've used.
751051
The steps towards goal count resets every night at midnight. It resets regardless of how many steps you have walked. The total step count is tracked continuously and goes back 30 days.
1557233
It starts counting your steps for the day at midnight. If you went to bed after midnight, your Fitbit would show the number of steps you took before you went to bed.
1727425
Yes it does. You will have to reset each day though cause if you don't it will keep count of calories burn all the time and doesn't reset itself.
1753901
It automatically resets to zero each day but, to reset to zero for all day, After reading the instruction again, zeroing the unit out is not addressed. I believe you have to remove batteries and redo the entire process. I've never done it since I like tracking my progress on a weekly basis
1055742
Yes there is a clock, and the day counter resets to zero each 24 hours but then if you press mode again it will show you the cumulative steps and how many days it has been since you started....it will also convert your steps into distance and on another mode screen it will tell you the time if your steps have been consistant as if you were exercising ie "exercise time". I got it for the claims of accuracy and the distance measure but am finding the other information it tracks helpful and fun.
143141
You have to walk for 10 minutes continuously for it to track aerobic steps. The initial steps taken in that first 10 minutes will be included in your daily total.
782431
It will record the last seven days and the total for the week, BUT my big issue is that if you go over 99,999 steps, it resets to ZERO. Even if your total would be less than 100K if you dropped the last day, you lose the whole week. I would just recommend journaling your progress. I use mine every day regardless, so I hope that helps.
2164470
You set a goal of daily steps through the website. This is converted to a weekly goal so, if you don't make a daily goal or two, but make the weekly goal, you're good.
301592
I sent mine back as I could not reset it. Also because it would not accurately count my steps. Sorry.
395651
No. Surprisingly, it's calibrated to detect actual steps, not random movement. Granted you might find that you accumulate a few more steps than reality, but maybe only a few out of thousands of steps in a day.
1947225
Yes it does. It takes a few steps for it to resume again, so if you stop often, your steps may be short a bit.
2054941
Once you step off it doesn't stay long .. but while you on scale it's showing the numbers as long as youre on the scale. Numbers are big as well in the lighted display. I love this scale.
1263832
Depends on how much info you want. I basically did nothing except set the time and time zone. It automatically resets to zero at midnight.
125931
Hi there.. If you are talking about the projection, it will not stay on all night. It will only stay one for a short period and then you will need to hit the button again.
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.
1209213
It does automatically reset at midnight. It updates the fuel band time when you physically sync your fuel band to your computer, so a workaround is to change your computer time zone to one either 12 hours ahead or behind and THEN sync your fuel band. "Midnight" will change accordingly so it resets at noon. I know this works b/c I travel very frequently and often update my system time to whatever time zone I'm in. When I do this, my fuel band always re-syncs.
510839
It is a Nike thing. Nike has come up with a standard to measure activity. I believe it probably takes into account the "Hours Won", the "Steps" taken, and "Calories" burned. It seems as the hours won increase or steps greatly increase, fuel is increased as well. It really doesn't take a lot of effort to ear more "Fuel". We like it because if you are next to your goal by say, 200 points, it causes you to have an attainable goal reached and met by simply not accepting that and getting up and exercising for maybe 5 minutes, or walking to the end of the block, etc. vs. laying down for the night and accepting a lost goal.