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Protecting Fitbit Ionic

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‎09-25-2019 23:15

‎09-25-2019 23:15

Hello all, I purchased a Fitbit Ionic to replace my charge 2. I had my charge 2 for approximately 3 years. I got a cracked screen last month. 

 

Because I tend to hit my Fitbit on objects, what would you guys recommend to use on my Ionic to make it last longer? I don't want to lose functionality of the Fitbit. I'm thinking about screen protectors. The screen on the charge 2 is amazingly strong and I expect gorilla glass on the Ionic to be comparatively weak.

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‎09-26-2019 11:22

‎09-26-2019 11:22

Welcome to the Community @megaratboy96. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience with Ionic. 

 

I'm glad to hear that you used to have a Charge 2 and now you upgraded to Fitbit Ionic. I would like you to make sure you're following these Wear & Care tips, if you tend to hit your Fitbit on objects, you might want to buy a screen protector from a third-party vendor. 

 

I'll be around if you need further assistance. 

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