User Guide for Fitbit Alta HR

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Fitbit motivates you to reach your health and fitness goals by tracking your activity, exercise, sleep, weight etc. It is a solid fitness tracker for someone that wants to stay in shape. Fitbit Alta HR is the slimmest wristband. It is Swim-Proof wristband. In this app, you will get Fitbit Alta HR Manual & Tutorial, Tips and Tricks and many more. Get top tips to become the master of your Fitbit Alta HR. Inside the app:

# Putting on Fitbit Alta HR

# Setting up Fitbit Alta HR

# Know Fitbit Alta

# Charging your tracker

# Changing the wristband

# Automatic Tracking with Fitbit Alta HR

# Receiving Call and Text Notifications

# Customizing your Fitbit Alta HR

# Updating Fitbit Alta HR

# Troubleshooting Fitbit Alta HR

# Fitbit Alta HR General Info & Specifications

# Fitbit Alta HR Tips and Tricks

# Pair Fitbit with the Amazon Echo

# Fitbit Skill for Cortana

# Fitbit app Account tips and tricks

About Fitbit Alta HR:

# Get the power of continuous heart rate in Fitbit's slimmest design yet-all day, during workouts and beyond.

# With heart rate, you can better measure calorie burn, and use zones (Fat Burn, Cardio, and Peak) to find the right workout intensity for your goals.Fits wrists 5.5" - 6.7" in circumference.

# With sleep stages powered by PurePulse heart rate, automatically track your time spent in light, deep and REM sleep and take steps toward a better night's rest.

# See how working out more can improve your health by comparing your resting heart rate trends to your activity, Sync stats wirelessly & automatically to computers and 200+ leading iOS, Android and Windows devices.

# Automatically track your steps, distance, calories burned and active minutes with up to 7 days of battery life

# Tap to see your stats, time & notifications on an OLED display, plus customize your clock face.

# Operating temperature: 14 degree to 113 degree fahrenheit Maximum operating altitude: 30,000 feet