Hello, I got Fitbit Blaze as a birthday gift from my girlfriend three weeks ago. I was so happy when I found out that I will get them. All the time I took care of them but today morning after I was sleeping with blaze on my hand I found the screen cracked! I am very disappointed because I have had Charge HR for 14 months before and I had absolutely no problems with it all the time and it had only plastic screen and Blaze should have gorilla glass. What is wrong with my Blaze??
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I too was sleeping when my blaze cracked on the underside of the glass. After speaking with a supervisor and sending in multiple angles of the screen, they agreed to replace it for me. Since then, I have not used the vibrating alerts or alarms on it, as the supervisor suggested that the vibrations may have caused the glass to crack in the first place. #DefectiveProduct
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Best AnswerOrdered my screen protectors as soon as I found out I was getting a replacement. As I had said earlier in this post, I love the style, if I can get around the durability issue I can be very happy with this watch. Even if I have to order a screen protector to get passed the issues.
My suggestion would be they address the screen issue publicly and address it, they have a great product with the sale, I like it better than the Apple watch or Garmin.
Best AnswerIt's simple. They cover factory defects. They don't cover when you damage the pebble by impact. I have yet to find anything non-linear or inconsistent with their service policies, and I think their product is comically fragile.
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Best AnswerIt all depends on the type of crack. The glass breaking via "negligence" or a probable material defect is all at the discretion of the person taking your claim and their interpretation of the policy. In essence, call and ask to speak to a supervisor and clarify how it broke. In my case, I was sleeping and using the silent alarm feature. The supervisor asked me for multiple photos at different angles. She could see that there was no negligence on my part as the glass was cracked on the inside of the pebble. She stated that it appeared to be a defect and replaced it.
Depending on the crack, depends on how it was damaged. Toughened glass doesn't usually break on it's own and is normally due to a bump (or defect). This can be assessed quite easily by a photo of the fitbit. Post a photo here and I will have a look.
Best AnswerSame story: woke up to a cracked screen of a one week old Charge 2 .It cracks spontaneously! Fitbit customerservice: you may purchase ,within 30 days ,a fitbitproduct with 25% discount! Whoopy ! How dumb do they think we are?
Best Answerpost a photo of the crack?
Best AnswerLongitudinal crack
Best AnswerI can't see the bottom part but that does look like a defect from the photo.
Again, I am sure Fitbit will be looking for certain types of cracks.
Best AnswerThe reflection shows the crack. And I assure you, one can feel the crack! Reading what 's on the screen is more difficult. The bottom part is not ( yet?)cracked.
Best AnswerJust got off the chat site with the Fitbit customer service, had to provide all applicable data for device along with a active photo, they are replacing my device, there customer support is awesome!!!! 🙂
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07-06-2017
02:15
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SantiR
07-06-2017
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11:48
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SantiR
I'm sorry I have deleted the photos after the exceptional customer service
and replacement product was received.
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Best AnswerJust spoke to customer support about a cracked screen on my Alta. Apparently not covered by a warranty and no service or repair is available at this time!! Completely unacceptable for the price paid for these trackers.
My screen cracked while sleeping. And since I'm 4 months out of warranty all they will do is offer 25%. They have lost 2 customers now. My fitbit still works fine all that's wrong is the glass is cracked. I'll buy a Garmin before I spend well over a hundred dollars for a tracker that will probably end up doing the same thing. I could see them not replacing it if it was my fault but it isn't. And also why the heck wouldn't you sell replacement glass like iPhone and other tech companies do..the end of my rant going to start looking at trackers other than fitbit.
If it's a perfect diagonal crack, corner to corner, appeared overnight, and isn't the result of impact, it's a manufacturer defect and they normally replace. If it's anything else, discount applies. I don't even wear mine except when I'm running or biking, due to fragility, and won't replace it with another Fitbit unless they come out with a ruggedized version.