03-07-2017
12:14
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11-24-2017
08:17
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YojanaFitbit
03-07-2017
12:14
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11-24-2017
08:17
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YojanaFitbit
I have a Fitbit blaze that is completely dead. I cannot charge the battery and when I plug it in, the screen turns on like normal, but even after I allow it time for a full charge, the battery says it is completely dead. I think it needs a reset or something along those lines, but I can't utilize any of the buttons or anything like that because the battery is dead. Any suggestions?
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03-21-2018 08:27
03-21-2018 08:27
03-21-2018 08:32
03-21-2018 08:32
Same here, all they said was yes the battery was bad. No kidding.
03-21-2018 08:34
03-21-2018 08:34
Same here, all they said was yes the battery was bad. No kidding. Like I didn't know that all ready. I shut down everything and I still have to charge it twice a day. I am done!
03-21-2018 09:14
03-21-2018 09:14
03-21-2018 09:36
03-21-2018 09:36
You hit right on the head of the nail. Any company that treats there customers that was does not deserve to be in business. I an done with Fit bit and am if I was you I would complain to the BBB. I want nothing else to do with them jerks. I am also posting it on all the Vet blogs I am on.
03-22-2018 14:13
03-22-2018 14:13
Alejandra - you need to come up with another response. That one is getting a bit trite and fools no one. A correct response would be "We will replace your Fitbit Blazes free of charge." That would be a new response we haven't had. Thank you.
03-22-2018 15:21
03-22-2018 15:21
That is exactly what mine did.
03-22-2018 15:29
03-22-2018 15:29
I have done both with no change.
03-23-2018 02:57
03-23-2018 02:57
03-26-2018
10:14
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10-16-2024
11:01
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MarreFitbit
03-26-2018
10:14
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10-16-2024
11:01
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MarreFitbit
Hey everyone! I'm sorry for the issue you've experienced with your Blaze. Our Customer Support team is always here to assist rest assure that any solution that they will provide is based in the Fitbit Warranty, this is why not all users get the same resolution.
If you're experiencing battery draining issues, you may want to confirm that you've fully charged and follow the tips to improve your battery life here.
Your understanding is appreciated.
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03-26-2018 11:27
03-26-2018 11:27
03-26-2018 21:32
03-26-2018 21:32
The thing is normally 2 hours for full charge is it any danger if charge more than 2 hours?
03-27-2018 05:04
03-27-2018 05:04
Really! We don't or can't tell when a charge is full? Come on. such a sorry excuse for a company.
03-29-2018
08:49
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10-16-2024
11:02
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MarreFitbit
03-29-2018
08:49
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11:02
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MarreFitbit
Hey @sleder73, @KraKree and @rosangelpa! Thanks for letting me know that you've tried the troubleshoot I've posted before. In this case, I've shared your post with our Support team, please keep an eye on your inbox.
@KraKree I've noticed you already have a case with them, please continue the communication via email.
Hey @rosangelpa. I've read your previous posts and seems that you already got in touch with Customer Service, rest assure that each solution that they provide is based in the Fitbit Warranty as each one is reviewed individually.
Thanks for your understanding.
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03-29-2018 14:23
03-29-2018 14:23
03-29-2018 14:44
03-29-2018 14:44
The life of a battery is very much dependent on how it was cared for. A lithium battery starts breaking down within hours of being discharged.
04-02-2018 11:49
04-02-2018 11:49
Hi @drussell! Good to see you in the Community Forums!
This will all be based on your warranty status. As @Rich_Laue mentions, lithium batteries will reduce their life with time as it happens with the majority of electronic devices that have this type of batteries.
If you're already out of warranty, our team will offer a discount that you can take advantage of in the purchase of any other tracker or the same if you'd prefer.
If you'd like assistance with this, let me know!
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04-02-2018 11:52
04-02-2018 11:52
No. The Blaze has an internal charge controller and will taper off on the charge rate as the battery charges.
@KraKreewrote:The thing is normally 2 hours for full charge is it any danger if charge more than 2 hours?
04-03-2018 08:03
04-03-2018 08:03
I dont know if i feel better or worse knowing that more people are experiencing the same problem with their FitBit blaze...
it amazes me that Fitbit is remaining so indifferent about it since clearly the issue is brought up by their updates and refuse to take responsability letting their faithful costumers down. 25% discount??? c'mon Fitbit you're better than that...
Very disappointed, moving on to Garmin
04-03-2018 08:45
04-03-2018 08:45