The tracker must be removed from the wristband

The tracker is inserted into the charging cable

The charging cable is inserted into a UL-certified wall outlet or a USB port on a computer

The LED lights will pulse every few seconds will shows your level of battery charge

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You shouldn't spray Windex directly onto the Fitbit. You can spray it onto a paper towel or cloth and wipe it clean but never spray anything directly onto the device.

Yes! Fitness bands use Bluetooth to connect, so if your iDevice contains bluetooth then you definitely can. Mainly the iPod Touch would be suitable because of the touch interface to be able to install apps from the appstore such as Fitbit or UP

Nike and Fitbit are competing companies. The Fitbit Surge has a built-in heart rate monitor, so it's not required for the user to purchase a separate device.

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Fitbit was created in 2007.

When not charge, one is not able to track steps taken or the distance covered.

FitBit app need to use Bluetooth to synchronize your phone with other devices.

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One is suppose to reset the fit bit to set up the charge HR.

The dongle that comes with the Fitbit HR is for plugging into your USB port either on your laptop or PC. If you don't want to use it you can also download the Fitbit APP for an IPhone and it will upload your data to the Fitbit website. I use both and my steps, etc. all automatically upload once I am within 20 feet or so of my laptop of phone. You do have to go onto Fitbit website though and set up an account for yourself and get the Fitbit to link to your Laptop/PC or phone for it to work. Hope this helps.

With the Fitbit Flex, you have to tap it 5 times to enter sleep mode and then 5 times in the morning to take it out. This helps it to track how long you slept for.

To work out how many times you wake up and how well you've slept, the accelerometer tries to detect any major movements during the night. Tossing and turning implies a poorer quality sleep.

No. Only the one that came with that FitBit.

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