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Bulkiness of Ionic, alternate ways to wear?

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‎01-16-2020 14:05

‎01-16-2020 14:05

I have a Fitbit Ionic that I have had for a while and I have always thought it to be a little bulky but it was tolerable. Now I have cubital tunnel on my left side where I usually wear it and it causes a lot of pain. It does not wear tolerably on my right side either, as I have some issues with my hand into my wrist. Has anyone found a comfortable alternate way to wear the Ionic that is still accurate? I wish there was a thing to snap it into to clip to my pants pocket or something. I wanted to replace it with a Charge 3 or something smaller when I had to have a warranty replacement but another model could not be honored without additional cost so I am stuck with this bulky thing for a while! Any advice? 

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‎01-17-2020 11:09

‎01-17-2020 11:09

@stahlar91 It's nice to see you on the Community. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience with Ionic. 

 

The way that Fitbit recommends wearing your Ionic would be in your wrist and following the tips mentioned in this article: How do I wear my Fitbit device? 

 

Hope other users can jump in and share their ideas. 

 

 

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