Offically it has not been tested and added to the compatibility list, unofficially there may be users who are using this device without issue. Part of Fitbit testing is making any required adjustments to their app to ensure all features work with said device.
What this means for you is the following:
1. It may work in a limited capacity so what you might find is that syncing works but advanced features like notifications and connected gps tracking, etc won't work at all or won't work reliabily.
2. It might all just work reliably.
3. It may not work at all.
One of the issues with using a device not on the list is that it could stop working at any time with app updates and you'll receive no support from Fitbit.
I've been using Fitbit trackers for years now and recently was given the Blaze as a gift. I found it extremely unreliable to sync and advanced features just didn't work with my flagship Moto Z. I got tired of waiting for Fitbit to add my device to the list and have since sold it and moved to another tracker from Garmin that works perfectly.
To me, it feels like Fitbit have a very low opinion of android users. This is evident in their very limited compatible device list unless you own a Samsung or Apple device.
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