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‎02-19-2018 10:54

‎02-19-2018 10:54

include a charger..support said the unit should only be charged on a computer?...well if I am out  or traveling and I don't have my computer what am I supposed to use??

Easier to carry a proper charging cube instead of a laptop..seems counter intuitive to have such a great device and limit it by only charging it with a computer..

 

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‎02-19-2018 11:26

‎02-19-2018 11:26

@winston2010, you can use any UL Approved USB Charger, such as the one(s) you use to charge your phone, tablet, etc..  There is no need to use just a computer, in fact I very seldom use a computer to charge it.

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‎04-28-2019 05:53

In response to USAF-Larry

‎04-28-2019 05:53

Charging my Ionic while traveling abroad without a computer:   can I charge my Fitbit Ionic via my USA 120v iPhone 5 watt charger that I also plan to insert into a European 220v travel adapter and not fry it while traveling in France?

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