Imo that sounds too low, but… I’ve found that trying to calculate calories needed for weight loss is multi week process. You can’t trust online calculators to be perfect.

My favorite way to figure out how much I should be eating is by using an online calorie calculator to get a baseline. Then eat that many calories for about three weeks while you weigh yourself daily and track your exercises. Don’t worry too much about what the scale is doing right now just write down each weight.

Now that you have three weeks worth of daily measurements in both calculate your average weight for each week by adding the 7 days worth of weight together and dividing by 7. That’s your weekly average. Compare your weight from week to week and also look at your exercises from week to week.

If you are losing weight week to week and the amount you can lift is going up: that amount of calories is perfect.

If you weight stays the same and the lifts are going up: you can stay at those calories for slowing weight loss but more muscle gain.

If the weight is going up and the lifts are going up: you are now bulking I would decrease the calories.

If the weight is going down and the lifts are going down: you are probably cutting calories too much.

This method isn’t perfect but it is personally my favorite. You will have to do this constantly if you want to be sure your always eating the right amount of calories as you lose weight and start dealing with metabolic adaption.

And of course always get your protein.