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Study Shows Fitbit Tracker ‘Highly Inaccurate’ | Tech Bet | CNBC
A class action lawsuit against Fitbit may have grown teeth following the release of a new study which claims the company’s popular heart rate trackers are “highly inaccurate.”
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Study Shows Fitbit Tracker ‘Highly Inaccurate’ | Tech Bet | CNBC
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@maxlatour7912
January 20, 2024 at 7:15 pm
I have a fitbit charge 4, the heart rate monitor is highly inaccurate upto 30bpm
@stormtide4405
January 20, 2024 at 7:15 pm
I bought a fitbit blaze, and it is giving me sunburn like effects, and I am not allergic to anything, and in the middle of English class today, my fitbit said I had 150 bpm, but I wasn't doing anything, and during history I apparently had 250 bpm.
@BicycleCrossroads
January 20, 2024 at 7:15 pm
Not a surprise. If you want accuracy, you really need to just buy and old-school HR Monitor and wear the sensor-strap. This thing worn on your wrist is just not EKG accurate… basically a waste of money.