04-25-2016
09:34
- last edited on
04-26-2016
10:48
by
AngelaMa
04-25-2016
09:34
- last edited on
04-26-2016
10:48
by
AngelaMa
The glass in the Blaze is extremely thin\brittle
Having loved my Flex and the previous support I had received from Fitbit, I decided to upgrade to a Blaze last week. I had the Blaze for two days & managed to scratch it on the edge of some rocks. I always put a screen protector on my phones\small tech devices. However, I hadn't had the chance yet. Initially, the damage was just the top, upper right of the display. However, now, there is a big diagonal crack covering at least a third of the display. The glass is so thin, the scratches literally caused the glass to crack.
I put a Zagg invisible shield for a Surge on it to hopefully hold it together. Zaggs are the best protector out there in my opinion.
At any rate, Fitbit support offered a 25% discount on a new one. Why would I spend an additional $150 on a product that cracks this easily? Being a device that's worn on the wrist, it's going to get bumped around. I would be willing to spend a few bucks to have it repaired, but, not $150. I love this product, but, the lack of durability has me seriously doubting I would ever buy another Fitbit...
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11-23-2018 20:10 - edited 11-23-2018 20:11
11-23-2018 20:10 - edited 11-23-2018 20:11
@jaskas wrote:I had the same problem Fitbit would only give a 25% on a new one. My wife found a company called Joe’s in Maple Falls, Wa. They repaired my screen for $60 with free shipping. Got it all done in less than 7 days with a100 day guarantee great service.
Getting the accidental damage protection plan at purchase would have cost less than Joe's, and you'd get a new tracker.
11-24-2018 05:49
11-24-2018 05:49