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Watch workout videos on larger screen

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‎01-11-2021 12:59

‎01-11-2021 12:59

I'm sure this has been brought up somewhere. I really need to be able to watch workout videos on a screen larger than my phone. Is there any way to make this happen. Please help.

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‎01-12-2021 19:15

‎01-12-2021 19:15

I couldn’t agree more and will anxiously await an answer to this with you! It’s like trying to watch ants exercise - it’s too tiny! I couldn’t get my iPhone to screen share to my smart TV with numerous conversion apps. So frustrated!

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‎01-16-2021 03:29

In response to rfowlie

‎01-16-2021 03:29

I happily use a Chromecast.

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‎05-13-2022 14:58

‎05-13-2022 14:58

5/13/22

 

This is a corporate error on the part of FitBit; leadership to expect users to pay $10 per month and not provide the proper services.  It is a ripoff and a month before my trial ends, I am going to unsubscribe from Premium.

 

Fitbit needs to make themselves available as an app to smart TV's and to computers.  This is a no-brainer and is user theft from subscriptions to a service that they cannot access and use.

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