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Charging Ionic after 6 mounts

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‎10-07-2020 03:27 - last edited on ‎10-09-2020 13:42 by Fitbit Moderator

‎10-07-2020 03:27 - last edited on ‎10-09-2020 13:42 by Fitbit Moderator

What will happen if I put my Iconic away for 6mth will it charge up again after that time .

 

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‎10-09-2020 13:42

‎10-09-2020 13:42

Hi @ShahzadaBabar, welcome to the Community Forums!

 

Thanks for your post and question. Your Ionic should charge fine if you charge it correctly. You can check: Why isn't my battery charging on my Fitbit device? if you experience difficulties charging it.

 

Let me know if you have any additional questions.

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‎10-09-2020 15:10 - edited ‎10-09-2020 15:16

‎10-09-2020 15:10 - edited ‎10-09-2020 15:16

What will happen if I put my Iconic away for 6mth will it charge up again after that time .

 

Lithium ion batteries store quite well. It is recommended to charge (or discharge) the battery to around 70-80% before storage and then shutdown the device (Ionic). I'd probably be checking/charging the Ionic in about 3 months time back up to 70-80%. Make sure it is again shutdown from within the menu. Then give it a full charge before use.

 

Lithium batteries will discharge around 2%/month. Given that the battery in these devices may not be of the highest quality - from anecdotal user evidence - the discharge rate may be higher, or there could still be some residual draining from the device, even though it is shutdown. So check occasionally.

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