“I just bought the sport. I noticed my calorie burn for day is lot lower as compared to my fibit. For example I would routinely burn 3200 calories a day with fitbit and now only averaging 2500 on sport. Which is more accurate?”
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calorie burning is an estimated measurement based on your age range, activity level, weight, and other factors so it's not going to be a precise measurement no matter who you go with. just make sure all your manually input data is accurate and the app will do it's best to estimate.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Calories are computed in a formula that counts total heartbeats against BMI. I found that Versa and Blaze come up with a similar answer. Your BMI should be in your profile and make sure that your watch sits on your wrist. I would trust the Fit bit but you can find the formula on line. It is straight forward.
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