04-12-2017
12:10
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05-11-2017
09:06
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ErickFitbit
04-12-2017
12:10
- last edited on
05-11-2017
09:06
by
ErickFitbit
My husband and I got new LG G6 phones yesterday. Today I could not sync my Flex 2 and contact Fitbit Customer Service. They advised the LG G6 is not supported. My husband and I both use Fitbit trackers and would really love it if this device was supported. Thank you!
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05-11-2017 09:07
05-11-2017 09:07
Hi everyone -- The LG G6 has all the hardware requirements to be a supported device but is currently not on our list of supported devices. This means that our Android team has not yet tested it for compatibility and added it to the list. If the device supports BLE (AKA Bluetooth 4.0), I recommend giving the setup flow a try.
If setup does not work, I recommend setting up and syncing via a device listed as supported or using a computer. Our team is always working to test and add more Android devices to the supported devices list, so keep an eye open for updates!
04-13-2017 00:16
04-13-2017 00:16
I pre-ordered the Samsung S8+ which I will pick up next week (4/21/17). I'm sure I'm not only fitbit fan that will be upgrading devices like mattie818 and her husband. There are a lot of new 2017 Android smartphones out there now. How fast can our devices be added to the compatibility list? Last summer, when I got my Samsung Note7, it was disappointing to see that two months later (Oct 2016) not only was my Note7 not a compatible device, neither were the Samsung S7/Edge, and those devices were released 3 or 4 months earlier than the Note7. Hopefully all the new 2017 Android smartphones will be added to the compatible device list sooner (within a month of release date, if that's not too much to ask) than later.
04-13-2017 04:35
04-13-2017 04:35
04-30-2017 07:13
04-30-2017 07:13
My Fitbit works on my husband's S8. Not on my G6, though. It's disappointing because I just bought the Fitbit Charge 2.
05-05-2017 11:08
05-05-2017 11:08
And please let it include the fitbit HR as well thank you
05-05-2017 16:23 - edited 05-05-2017 16:23
05-05-2017 16:23 - edited 05-05-2017 16:23
I do have to say that shortly after I posted a reply on this, my Fitbit Charge 2 started working just fine. Sooooooooo......
05-08-2017 06:32
05-08-2017 06:32
05-09-2017 17:41
05-09-2017 17:41
Same here! Not on the list for compatible devices! Please add
05-09-2017 17:44
05-09-2017 17:44
Please add charge 2 to LG g6
05-10-2017 17:51
05-10-2017 17:51
so your charge 2 already working with your lg g6?
05-10-2017 18:18
05-10-2017 18:18
05-10-2017 18:33
05-10-2017 18:33
@Kerbear12 wrote:Same here! Not on the list for compatible devices! Please add
Keep dreaming.. They haven't even added the LG G4 yet.
05-11-2017 06:16
05-11-2017 09:07
05-11-2017 09:07
Hi everyone -- The LG G6 has all the hardware requirements to be a supported device but is currently not on our list of supported devices. This means that our Android team has not yet tested it for compatibility and added it to the list. If the device supports BLE (AKA Bluetooth 4.0), I recommend giving the setup flow a try.
If setup does not work, I recommend setting up and syncing via a device listed as supported or using a computer. Our team is always working to test and add more Android devices to the supported devices list, so keep an eye open for updates!
05-11-2017 09:38
05-11-2017 09:38
Thanks! Mine is working fine. Just a hiccup at the beginning.
05-11-2017 10:05
05-11-2017 10:05
Yours is charge 2 right? Mine is surge but I'll just replace it with charge 2 so I dont have problem with my g6 at least I know yours is working fine with your g6.....thanks
05-11-2017 14:02
05-11-2017 14:02
I've painstakingly gone through the Android phones available from a major UK retailer. There are 58 phones on the list and only the Samsung S6 and S7 were on the compatible devices list. My problems arose when I bought a Huawei P9 Lite in February, I keep being told that the engineers are working hard but the list is never updated. My phone model has been available for over a year and I have been told by Fitbit that it has all the necessary hardware.
The senior management team need to listen to their customers and get some engineers to do something rather than leaving it to community moderators on this forum and social media to trot out precisely the same old response time and time again.
05-11-2017 14:07
05-11-2017 14:07
How is this (or any other phone's) compatibility problem be considered solved by giving out the same response over and over again when it simply doesn't work. We need firmware updates urgently so that those of us who've paid Fitbit lots of money are not left with a useless bit of plastic as soon as we upgrade our phones!
05-11-2017 16:38
05-11-2017 16:38
@SunsetRunner wrote:Thanks! Mine is working fine. Just a hiccup at the beginning.
You're missing the point, if it is just working then Fitbit should be able to test and confirm this as the case and add it to their compatibility list.
I have an LG G4 which is also working ok; yet not on the list.
They aren't doing themselves any favours, Garmin's list of supported/tested devices is extensive compared to Fitbit. They are being left behind.
05-12-2017 06:07
05-12-2017 06:07