Fitbit Heart Rate Claims Tested Consumer Reports

Fitbit Heart Rate Claims Tested Consumer Reports Youtube A class action lawsuit claims wild heart rate inaccuracies on the fitbit surge and charge hr. consumer reports re tested the trackers and reveals the results. The lawsuit claims that readings were off by an average of 24.34 beats per minute (bpm), and a whopping 75 bpm in extreme cases. the fitbit charge hr is one of two fitbit devices involved in a.

юааconsumerюаб юааreportsюаб Backs юааfitbitюабтащs юааheartюаб юааrateюаб Monitoring After Accuracy A class action lawsuit claims wild heart rate inaccuracies on the fitbit surge and charge hr. consumer reports re tested the trackers and reveals the results. New research shows that fitbit devices have disturbingly inaccurate heart rate monitors, but the leader in fitness tracker devices says that the study is biased. researchers from california state. Consumers disappointed in the fitbit charge hr and surge heart rate monitoring performance filed a lawsuit. unfortunately, consumer reports only tested the devices on a couple people with limited. At the top is what fitbit labels as your peak zone, which means your heart rate is above 85% of its maximum. next below is your cardio zone, which covers the ground between 70% and 84%, before.