Compatible Device List - Last Updated 10th July '17

[Dragonfruit]

To assist the Fitbit Android Community below is a list of all compatible devices I have compiled from the official fitbit.com/devices page. 

I will be reviewing the list weekly and will update this thread as new devices are added.

Device List Last Audited 26/04/2018 - Last Updated 10/07/2017.

Samsung

Galaxy S3

Galaxy S4

Galaxy S4 mini

Galaxy S4 Active

Galaxy S5

Galaxy S5 mini

Galaxy S6

Galaxy S6 Edge

Galaxy S6 Edge Plus

Galaxy S6 Active

Galaxy S7

Galaxy S7 Edge

Galaxy S8

Galaxy S8+

Galaxy Note II

Galaxy Note II Duos

Galaxy Young 2 Duos

Galaxy Note III

Galaxy Note III Round

Galaxy Note 4

Galaxy Note 5

Galaxy Note Edge

Galaxy Note 8.0

Galaxy Note 10.1

Galaxy Rugby Pro

Galaxy Mega

Galaxy S5 Active

Galaxy S5 Sport

Galaxy S3 Neo

Galaxy S3 Slim

Galaxy Ace Style

Galaxy Tab 3

Galaxy Tas S

Galaxy Tab 4

Galaxy Core

Galaxy Core LTE

Galaxy Core Advance

Galaxy Core Lite

Galaxy Grand Neo

Galaxy Grand Duos

Galaxy Grand 2

Galaxy Note 3 Neo

Galaxy Note Pro

Galaxy Tab Pro

Galaxy Express

Galaxy Express 2

Galaxy J

Galaxy Trend lite

Galaxy Trend Plus

Galaxy Xcover 2

Galaxy Stellar

Galaxy Stratosphere II

Galaxy Axiom

Galaxy Exhibit

Galaxy Pop

Galaxy Light

Galaxy Alpha

Motorola

Droid Mini

Droid Ultra

Droid MAXX

Droid RAZR M

Droid RAZR HD

Droid RAZR HD MAXX

Droid Turbo

Moto X (2013)

Moto X (2014)

Moto G (2013)

Moto G (2014)

Moto E (2014)

Droid Turbo 2

HTC

One M7

One Mini

One Max

One M8

One M9

Droid DNA

Evo 4G LTE

One Mini 2

One E8

Desire 610

Desire 816

Desire 516

LG

LG G2

LG G Flex

LG G Pro2

LG Vu 3.0

LG Optimus L90

LG Optimus L70

LG G Pad

LG Optimus G

LG Optimus G Pro

LG Optimus L40

LG Optimus L80

LG Optimus L65

LG Optimus L35

LG Optimus Zone 2

LG F70

LG G2 Mini

LG Optimus Exceed 2

LG Volt

LG Optimus Fuel

G3

V10

Google

Nexus 4

Nexus 5

Nexus 5x

Nexus 6

Nexus 6p

Nexus 7 (2013)

Nexus 9

Pixel

Pixel XL

Sony

Xperia Z

Xperia Z1

Xperia Z1 Compact

Xperia Z1s

Xperia Z1F

Xperia Z Ultra

Xperia ZR

Xperia ZL

Xperia SP

Xperia TX

Xperia T

Xperia V

Xperia VL

Xperia AX

Xperia Tablet Z

Xperia Z2

Xperia Z3

Xperia Z3 Compact

Xperia Z3 Dual

Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact

Xperia GX

Xperia Tablet Z2

Xperia T2 Ultra

Xperia M2

Xperia E1

OnePlus

OnePlus One

Pantech

Vega Secret Up

Vega LTE-A

Vega Iron 2

Vega Secret Note

Huawei

Ascend P7 (Sophia)

Ascend P8

Ascend G6

Ascent Mate 7

Honor 3X

Honor 3C (3G)

Honor 3C (4G)

Honor 6

Honor 6 Plus

Coolpad

Coolpad 1S

Coolpad S6

Coolpad F2

Meizu

Meizu MX4

Oppo

Oppo Find 7a

Oppo Fina 7

Oppo R1S

Oppo R1L

Oppo R1K

ZTE

ZTE Nubia X6

ZTE Nubia Z5S mini

ZTE Nubia Z7 Max

ZTE Grand S Pro

Lenovo

Lenovo Vibe X2

Lenovo Vibe Z2 Pro

Xiaomi

Xiaomi Mi3

Xiaomi Mi4

Xiaomi HongMi 1s

RedMi

RedMi 2

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[Suzannah]

Good to see this compatible device list.

Upgraded myself to a new android phone, only to be disappointed that it isn't compatible with my fitbit charge 2. Any idea when the Samsung J3 will be added to this list? Yours hopefully.

[Colinm39]

@Suzannah  Compatibility List.....If Fitbit don't have your phone there I see the list of phones as purely what they have tested. There are so many phone variables out there. My current Sony Android phone is not on the list as were my two previous. The last Sony phone on the Fitbit list was released in 2013..

For what I do all of my Fitbits work on my phone. I don't use music. So I see the list as a compatibility list, of tested phones where Fitbit may have found some issues of functionality with their products. My Sony OS was upgraded to V8.0.0 last week and I have more issues picking up the minor changes they have made in presentation etc..

Have you updated your Android App to V2.66 on your phone and what type of results are you getting with your Fitbit. ?

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Good to see this compatible device list.

Upgraded myself to a new android phone, only to be disappointed that it isn't compatible with my fitbit charge 2. Any idea when the Samsung J3 will be added to this list? Yours hopefully.

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[Suzannah]

Hi Colin

Thanks for your reply. Can you advise how I update my android as you mentioned. 

Thank you

Suzannah 

[Colinm39]

@SuzannahIf your upgrade is for the Android OS that is normally advised to you by your phone manufacturer.  That came to me as an upgrade message via the Sony link. I notice even though I have V8.0.0 others reporting in the posts have V8.1

If it's to get Fitbit App V2.66, that's from the Google Play Store. V2.66 came to me the day it was released, Version 2.65.1,  I had to wait a week..

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Hi Colin

Thanks for your reply. Can you advise how I update my android as you mentioned. 

Thank you

Suzannah 

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[KellieDawn]

I have an LG G6 and it is not listed as compatible, yet worked just fine with my charge 2 over the past year until a weak ago. Finally called support today and their solution was to get a new phone. But unless I was a Samsung S8, none of the newest Android phones are compatible. I am so disappointed in Fitbit right now. What a terrible customer service experience. If they are not going to take Android compatibility seriously, then I'm going to research other trackers. 

[Jwalt6404]

I have noticed that fitbit dosent update there list they only add the most expensive models to the list and every single iPhone. I refuse to own an iPhone and I'm not spending a fortune on a s8 or s7 from samsung however luckily for my I sync my fitbit on an older samsung galaxy tab 4 wish it could sync with my samsung j3 thats not $800 or $1000 ridiculous forcing you to buy an expensive phone in order to even sync your fitbit 

[Suzannah]

Hi

Many thanks for your note. I appreciate you taking the time to advise.

Regards



Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

[Colinm39]

I posted in this link as well about no phones on the list..

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@Jwalt6404wrote:

I have noticed that fitbit dosent update there list they only add the most expensive models to the list and every single iPhone. I refuse to own an iPhone and I'm not spending a fortune on a s8 or s7 from samsung however luckily for my I sync my fitbit on an older samsung galaxy tab 4 wish it could sync with my samsung j3 thats not $800 or $1000 ridiculous forcing you to buy an expensive phone in order to even sync your fitbit 

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as well

[GetfitVegan]

I'm not sure why, but I have a 7edge phone and I can't get my phone to pair with my tracker at all. It recognizes it, I put in the 4 digit Passcode and then it just spins and spins. Unable to connect. From what I can tell Fitbit offers no customer support.  This POS is going back in the box and I will buy a different better quality brand. 

[GetfitVegan]

My 7edge won't even pair with it. My phone recognizes the Tracker, but I can't get the app to connect to it. I'm returnibg.

[Vayadydez]

Please add the LG fiesta 2!!!! Its becoming very popular and has the app already. Just a suggestion. Thanks

[luca85]

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@Jwalt6404wrote:

I have noticed that fitbit dosent update there list they only add the most expensive models to the list and every single iPhone.

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That's not even true. Lots of very expensive and bestellers android phone are not in their list!!

[Jwalt6404]

Well that's true you're right on lots of expensive phones not being on there I was mainly talking about how the expensive models are all samsungs that cost too much they cater to more expensive samsungs and iPhones 

[GetfitVegan]

Are you saying to change my phone to the LG? Ya, that's not going to happen. 

[Kittykandi75]

I like the list because my phone is not compatible. I wanted to see which phones are so I can get one that isi 

[Kittykandi75]

I like the list because my phone is not compatible. I wanted to see which phones are so I can get one that is

[Kittykandi75]

I agree some phones on the list are so old but my newer LG Stylo3 is not. It is stupid. 

[luca85]

So, where you able to find any compatible phone on that list?

[RobertoME]

Hello everyone! Thank you for visiting the Fitbit Community and for sharing the list of Compatible devices. There are many Android devices in the market and every brand has his own variations, in addition there are always new ones coming out. So while we can’t test them all, we do take this seriously and continue working towards adding more to our official supported devices list.

If the device you are using is not listed in our official list of supported devices, always feel free to download the Fitbit app and tested out, however keep in ind the app is not optimized to run under the device specification in question so we cannot guarantee the behavior of the app regarding its features.

I appreciate your feedback and I understand many of you are eager to see more devices in our list. Rest assure we are working on this, however we do not have an estimated timeframe when a device is going to be compatible.

See you later and if I got more updates I will let you know.

[luca85]

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@RobertoMEwrote:

There are many Android devices in the market and every brand has his own variations, in addition there are always new ones coming out. So while we can’t test them all, we do take this seriously and continue working towards adding more to our official supported devices list.

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I appreciate your feedback and I understand many of you are eager to see more devices in our list. Rest assure we are working on this, however we do not have an estimated timeframe when a device is going to be compatible.

So, now that the Samsung S7 is starting to be phased out and the Google pixel is not on the market anymore, the only approved android device available on the market from that list, of all the existing Android devices, is the Samsung S8. Do you think that your quoted statement is fair??