I walked for two hours my Fitbit says 31 active minutes just want to know why

If your device won't sync, try these steps:

• Force quit the Fitbit app. ...
• Go to Settings > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth off and back on.
• Open the Fitbit app.
• If your Fitbit device didn't sync, restart your iPhone or iPad. ...
• Open the Fitbit app.
• If your Fitbit device didn't sync, restart it.

Are you saying that it records wherever else you walk, but not on a beach?

If so, it is probably due to the way the Fitbit works: The Fitbit reacts to the shocks of the jogging motion when your foot hits the road. On a beach, this is cushioned by soft sand and the shocks are not so strong.

I've walked on a beach with mine, and it worked - you need to know if other wearers suffer the same way. Consider also your weight and speed - if you are small/slim, the shocks may not be great enough whilst on a beach.

If it is the wrong time zone or exactly one hour off, check your Fitbit account address to make sure it is correct. Also, see if there is a check box somewhere about whether where you live observes Daylight Saving Time.

Force close the app and try again, ypu might even find out is setup already. I assume your using an ios pgone that is known to have this problem.

Try to perform a reset of the Fitbit. Follow
How do restart my tracker

When does my tracker reset and what happens to the previous day data

Your tracker resets your data to zero each night at midnight. For most trackers, your minute-to-minute data will be stored in your tracker for up to seven days without syncing. If you have a Fitbit Alta™ your minute-to-minute data is stored for up to five days. A daily summary of your activity is stored for up to 30 days.
Keep in mind that your calorie burn estimate will begin each night at midnight, so if you're up late and moving around, your tracker will adjust your calorie burn accordingly. Even if you are asleep at midnight, you will still see that you've burned some calories upon waking up in the morning. This is because you still burn calories even if you are sedentary or sleeping. Fitbit calculates your calorie burn based on information about your age, gender, height and weight.

1. Editing your timezone settings
   
   1. Log into your dashboard at fitbit.com and click the gear icon in the upper right corner of your dashboard.
   2. Choose Settings > Personal Info and find the Time section.
   3. Choose your timezone and select your 12-hour or 24-hour display preference.
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1. Log into your dashboard at fitbit.com and click the gear icon in the upper right corner of your dashboard.
2. Choose Settings > Personal Info and find the Time section.
3. Choose your timezone and select your 12-hour or 24-hour display preference.
   
   Once you sync you should see the correct time.

• The current time can be viewed on the Fitbit Ultra's display.



• The time can be displayed in 12 hour format (e.g., 5:00 PM) or 24 hour format (e.g., 17:00). You can adjust this setting on the Edit Profile page, which affects the displayed time on the Fitbit Ultra, graphs, and input fields across the site.



• The clock display can be disabled from the Fitbit Ultra setup screen.