11-23-2022
11:06
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12-14-2022
15:00
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YojanaFitbit
11-23-2022
11:06
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12-14-2022
15:00
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YojanaFitbit
I updated to Android 13 today.
From then on, no sync possible anymore.
I already:
Now I'm stuck with a watch that can't be connected anymore and is stuck in install mode.
Edit: To clarify. The Charge 5 is being seen via bluetooth, i get's found by the app, but it doesn't complete the connection.
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Early 2023? That is rather vague, and completely unacceptable. I work in software development and I've seen bug fixes get rolled out much quicker than that and have a defined date when the community is notified.
@LizzyFitbit Thanks - but that will make it over a month many of us here have been unable to use our devices, whether it be Luxe, Versa, or Charge5. Is Fitbit going to extend a gesture of goodwill and extend our memberships by the time we have been down? Thanks.
Early 2023? JAN? FEB? MAR? Too little, too late. Ordered Samsung smart watch today. Too bad, I really liked Fitbit for the last 8 years. Never a problem. Appears Fitbit business model has changed in terms of problem resolution and customer service.
Like others my Charge 5 won't synch to my Samsung Flip phone and hasn't since 5th December.
I charged it this morning and the time is an hour out. I can't change it until it will synch. I have done everything suggested to others.
Now that the time is wrong it is basically useless.
I don't have another phone so?????
"Early 2023" sounds like this won't be fixed until springtime, if that. That's just TOO long for us to be without functional watches. So, sadly just put my nearly-brand-new Fitbit away and fired up my old Samsung Gear just to be able to get notifications and device unlock again. I really loved the Charge 5 vs. the Gear Fit, but it's absolutely worthless without the the pairing/sync features! All I want for Christmas is my Fitbit to work again 🙂
Hi, Lizzy. Can you give us a likely month that will come out? Thinking of all the Fitbits and Android phones under trees right now... having the Fitbit bricked by a phone update is likely going to put a kink in a few New Year's resolutions. This seems like a pretty major incident...
@1stPetdrkoc Android mobile OS is a Google product so we have Google fitbits, Google OS and the only 3rd party is Samsung
I just received a new pebble (had mine 1 day when my phone did an update and a new pebble was Fitbit's answer). Same issues...duh. So after almost 3 weeks I still have no working device. Called customer support they said pair it with another phone or tablet which I do not have. The guy said to just borrow one from a friend or family so I can pair it. What so , I can I have a fancy pedometer that I cant sync and see stats daily???? I would return it to Amazon if I still had the package (tossed it since I assumed it would work just like my previous one, my bad). Customer service yesterday said they hope to have a fix mid January but they it might be later, i just needed to be patient. I am so mad that i wasted money on a product I can't fully use. At this point I am tempted to sell it and move on to a competitor. This is ridiculous and frustrating. Complete waste of time and money.
12-24-2022
05:34
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12-24-2022
08:55
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RodrigoMFitbit
12-24-2022
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12-24-2022
08:55
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RodrigoMFitbit
Same here, can't even use it to tell time!
Perhaps Google is trying to kill the Fitbit brand by not forcing any resolution and move forward with more Google devices? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
Best AnswerIt is sad that FitBit doesn't recognize that most of the folks with these (affected) devices are the folks most likely to buy their best products. Truly embarrassing reaction time and ambiguity on resolution. Merry Christmas, FitBit. 🙃