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Blaze Lifespan

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‎02-03-2017 10:58

‎02-03-2017 10:58

Hi Everyone,

 

I am just wondering how everyone's Blazes are holding up.  I had a 2 flexes and both died between 9 months and a year.  Just wondering what the new ones are like before I buy.


ThanksMarc

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‎08-01-2019 13:27

In response to AnneDT

‎08-01-2019 13:27

I’m on my 3rd one and it’s probably going to be my last one.  The first lasted about 23 mnts, the second started to have issues with its battery at 10 mnts.  Fortunately I was still within the warranty period and quickly got a replacement for it.  I wear mine daily, including sleeping in it at nights.  I like the concept of tracking my many activities but am disappointed in the longevity of this product.

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‎08-01-2019 13:37

In response to AnneDT

‎08-01-2019 13:37

@AnneDT I'm not sure if it is luck or expected. 

I know many with their original blaze, charge, charge HR, and Charge 2 still working fine. 

You see when it comes to a hardware support group, it is usually those that are having issues that come here. The many more that are not having problems have no need to log in. This also goes for the other help sights. 

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