06-24-2024 21:11 - edited 06-25-2024 14:09
06-24-2024 21:11 - edited 06-25-2024 14:09
Hi Community....I purchased a Fitbit two years ago for my son's birthday and it stopped charging about a month ago. He took great care of it. Never even showered with it. I contacted customer service and tried all the troubleshooting tips. However, nothing would get it to charge. I have asked for a replacement but Fitbit said since it was out of warranty all they could do is offer a discount on purchasing a new one. I have been a Fitbit customer for 7 years, and I have purchased Fitbits for both my sons. However given this bad experience, I am very reluctant to purchase another Fitbit. I am going to share this experience everywhere I can to warn people that their Fitbit may not last very long.
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06-24-2024 22:36
06-24-2024 22:36
Hi @tonydavid the warranty period is one year (USA) and two years (Some European countries) which is about the same as other products. My Canon printer has a one year warranty. A discount is more than I received when my printer died eight days after the one year warranty expired. Sometimes a device will last longer than others. Why not use the discount and try a new device.
06-25-2024 06:54
06-25-2024 06:54
Hi Odyssey13…your response sounds like you could work for Fitbit! It is this customer service attitude that’s leading me to serious consider abandoning Fitbit. Why should I spend more money on a product that only lasts just over a year?