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Poor audio quality when connected via bluetooth.

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‎03-10-2019 18:00

‎03-10-2019 18:00

I recently purchased the Fitbit Ionic for playing music via bluetooth without a phone. I add the music and connect the wireless speaker only to have the audio choppy and sounding a bit different. I looked on the help tab for more insight into this problem only to read that turning the watch off and back on will help. I've done this multiple times with no luck and its really starting to disappoint me. If i can get some help in this matter, i would greatly appreciate it. Thanks

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‎03-10-2019 18:13

‎03-10-2019 18:13

I cured choppy sound a couple of times by turning earphone off and back on.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎03-11-2019 01:47

In response to JohnnyRow

‎03-11-2019 01:47

Thanks I'll try it in the morning....

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