Is it normal for it to show 141 steps right after i tell it i am awake from sleep and haven't even stepped out of bed?
1557229
No. That's not normal. I'd contact the Fitbit help desk who are really helpful and will help you sort it out.
1557230
I have seen it show steps right after I turn off my sleep mode. I just thought it from picking it up and moving with it.
1557231
I have not seen my Fitbit display any steps taken over night that I did not make. If I made a trip to the bathroom I might show 29 - 30 steps in the morning but nothing else.
1557232
It does take a few days for the device to recognize sleep patterns. Remember it also logs all movement it feels as well
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.
104920
I was an Indiegogo backer of Beddit and as of now I would recommend you save your money. I paid $100 for something that tells me when I went to bed and when I woke up? Really? So far that's all the information I get. Well, I do get an average heartrate during the entire night. Not sure how I would use that information. Unless it registered zero, then I might take some action. Beddit has a LOT of work to do on this.
498328
It does track active minutes and tells you what time of day they occurred. It does not distinguish stair steps from steps on the flat.
1001005
No, this watch does not track your sleep or your steps. It a GPS, very accurate, track miles walked, miles run, and miles biked. Many other things as well. Good piece of equipment.
1563498
Yes it does. Any steps you take at all it counts. Also, it holds up to seven days worth of counts.
2232593
I do not think it counts steps. It is basically a GPS on your wrist and does well on miles and speed. My wife loves it.
1327242
I would have to get mine back out, I haven't used it in a while, but ther eis nothing to set. Your steps are measured by the jarring motion of the machanism. As for instructions, if I remember correctly, just push the button until the pedometer displays what you are looking for and hold the button down to reset the counts. I can get mine out and double check if you'd like though.
1256109
Sorry for the long delay! Yes, it does count steps while walking in place. As I have had more time to play with it know this as well: It's a little more complicated than I need it to be but maybe some people like that. The instructions are fairly useless so be forewarned. Good luck!
1001003
Hello. It does track your steps but it will not track your sleep patterns at this time. I hope this answers your question.Kind Regards,~Team PAPAGO!
1792762
Mine counts every step I take. Sometimes I walk slowly, sometimes a little faster, and then other times I speed up and get the walking done as fast as I can. Counts every step. I know because sometimes I count as I walk and stop to check to see if it's still counting.
1681285
The steps do not count correctly at all. It seriously logged 100 steps while I was standing still blow drying my hair! It would not count steps I actually walked. I returned this product because of its severe inaccuracy.
678494
No. It just has dots to let you know when you did a certain percent of your steps. You have to look at your app. To see what you actually did.
350836
It stays on for the entire 24 hours and retsarts automatically. In fact if you go to bed with it you'll find that when you wake up, it would've already recorded some steps.
951490
Seems good when running or walking fast. I counted steps casually walking and it skipped now and then
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.
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I placed my sensor lights on the 6th step and middle landing for that stairs leading to the second story of our house. That way folks would not need to turn on the stair lights at night and possibly wake up those folks upstairs. The sensor light comes on when you start going up the stairs and when you get to the middle point the 2nd light comes on and provides light for the rest of the way. as the light only stays on 20 seconds after you have passed it, it does not stay on too long to be annoying. I am thinking that if you put this on your bedside table, every time you move you may trigger the light to go off which may get annoying. I placed my sensor lights on the 6th step and middle landing for that stairs leading to the second story of our house. That way folks would not need to turn on the stair lights at night and possibly wake up those folks upstairs. The sensor light comes on when you start going up the stairs and when you get to the middle point the 2nd light comes on and provides light for the rest of the way. as the light only stays on 20 seconds after you have passed it, it does not stay on too long to be annoying. I am thinking that if you put this on your bedside table, every time you move you may trigger... » Read More I placed my sensor lights on the 6th step and middle landing for that stairs leading to the second story of our house. That way folks would not need to turn on the stair lights at night and possibly wake up those folks upstairs. The sensor light comes on when you start going up the stairs and when you get to the middle point the 2nd light comes on and provides light for the rest of the way. as the light only stays on 20 seconds after you have passed it, it does not stay on too long to be annoying. I am thinking that if you put this on your bedside table, every time you move you may trigger the light to go off which may get annoying. « Show Less
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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.