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Missing Fitbit One Button

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‎03-19-2021 13:11

‎03-19-2021 13:11

How can I get another Fitbit One button? Probably it is impossible.

                              THEREFORE, WOULD THE FOLLOWING BE FEASIBLE?

Could I pick off with a knife or such tool from my older non working Fitbit One's button and put it on the Fitbit One that works without the button and needs one? Oh, yes, I did read about using a paper clip in the hole where the Fitbit One’s button is missing, but that is not ideal.  I would like a more permanent fix if possible.

 

Thank you!

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‎03-19-2021 21:12

‎03-19-2021 21:12

@Kay320 Yes, absolutely, though I'd highly encourage you to consider a super sharp razor blade instead of a knife if you care about how the finished appearance turns out. Keep in mind you will not be removing "just the button", but the entire front side of the Fitbit one. five-minute operation at most, followed by adhesive/overnight-clamping. easy-peasy!

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‎03-19-2021 13:31

‎03-19-2021 13:31

Hi @Kay320  it's up to you if you want to try fixing it that way, but I'm not sure anyone on the forums could offer you much more than what you've researched. 

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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‎03-19-2021 21:12

‎03-19-2021 21:12

@Kay320 Yes, absolutely, though I'd highly encourage you to consider a super sharp razor blade instead of a knife if you care about how the finished appearance turns out. Keep in mind you will not be removing "just the button", but the entire front side of the Fitbit one. five-minute operation at most, followed by adhesive/overnight-clamping. easy-peasy!

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