A:Answeryou can place it in workout mode by holding the button on the side for a few seconds and then it will track all your activity as a workout that is separate from the during the day stats.
A:AnswerHi, LC. The large difference between the Charge and Charge HR is that the Charge is not capable of measuring your heart rate, whilst the Charge HR is. The approximate size of both devices is the same. The reason for the hike in price between the base model Charge and its upgrade the Charge HR is due to the heart rate monitoring capability.
A:AnswerI was told he could not because of the issues they have been having with it which makes no sense. You have to go through the company to get any repairs done or replaced if it's within the manufacturer's warranty or if it happens within the first two weeks but I will take care of it.
A:AnswerNO, the Fitbit Charge HR is not waterproof. It can withstand some water splashed on it, but I would not do the dishes, go swimming, or take a shower in it.
A:AnswerIf I were you I would send it back to FitBit and ask for a replacement. The package clearly states it can last up to 5 days. That is about how often I need to charge mine. If it were 4 days, I could understand. But not 12 HOURS! Send it back before your warrant expires.
