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Fitbit blaze dying in less than a day

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‎02-08-2018 14:36

‎02-08-2018 14:36

For the past 2 weeks i been charging my fitbit everyday due to it dying within one day. There is obiosly a batter problem. Does this just mean thit fitbit is done and time for a new one or can i save this one? I do not look forward in purching another on if thats the case? 😞

Any feed back will be helpful! 🙂 

Thanks!

Rose

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‎02-08-2018 15:04

‎02-08-2018 15:04

Is it still on warranty 12 months or 2 years in some countries depending on where you live, if so then take it back to where you got it from.  Have you tried turning off features like All Day Sync and Auto Screen (Quick View under settings on the watch).  Try restarting the watch by holding the Left and bottom right buttons maybe that might disable anything that might be stuck in the "On" position

 

If nothing works then yes I'd say the battery may indeed be dying, the good news is the Blaze is Half the price it used to be when first launched so won't be nearly as much of a sting to the wallet, but it will still sting a bit.

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