05-18-2023
14:23
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05-18-2023
16:04
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JuanFitbit
05-18-2023
14:23
- last edited on
05-18-2023
16:04
by
JuanFitbit
Purchased Inspire 3 to replace Alta HR because battery no longer holds a charge for more than a few days. Am furious to learn that Fitbit no longer supports customers unless they have a tablet or smart phone. This should have been clearly stated in the promotional material. Now I have to figure out returning this useless (to me) device. Now that I've been reading some of the complaints about Inspire 3 on the this platform, I guess I'm going to be better off not having a Fitbit anymore. Getting technologically too complicated to be efficient for purchasers who, like me, are mere mortals!
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05-18-2023 15:14
05-18-2023 15:14
Hi @gubbins Windows was discontinued in October 2022. As time goes by, more fitness trackers require the use of a smartphone in order to use all the functions of a device. https://www.fitbit.com/global/us/technology/compatible-devices
05-18-2023 16:41
05-18-2023 16:41
05-18-2023 17:54
05-18-2023 17:54
@gubbins my Windows app stopped working around 8.1, so I had to use my Android phone. You don't have to use a cell phone, but if you had a phone that could use your wi-fi, you could use it for the Fitbit app, without having a cell phone plan.