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Strange partial pop-up?

‎12-12-2025 13:25

‎12-12-2025 13:25

My Charge6 does something strange. When I tap the screen it looks normal for a bit, but then the battery indicator pops down like in the picture. Is this normal?

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‎12-12-2025 20:29

‎12-12-2025 20:29

That means your battery is low.  It is 1 of 4 possible "Status Indicators" that might appear at top of screen.  They will disappear after 3 seconds.

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If you never want to see these, you can turn them off in Settings.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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6 hours ago

In response to JohnnyRow

6 hours ago

Thanks for the response. It looks weird, so I turned “status tray” under “settings” - “display settings” off.

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6 hours ago

In response to Lord_Octomore

6 hours ago

@Lord_Octomore   You chose to turn them off and that is your choice.  But your indicator is saying that your battery is critically low.  Letting your battery get critically low is known as a deep discharge in the battery world.  This will shorten your battery lifespan if you do this regularly.  Many sites say don't let it go below 25%.

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Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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