10-17-2017
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MarreFitbit
10-17-2017
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09:58
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MarreFitbit
Update 8/25/2018: This firmware release was completed last year and I'm closing this thread for further responses. If you are experiencing an issue with your One and are unable to find a thread that addresses the issue on the Flex board, please start a new thread. Thank you!
Update 11/19/2017: The firmware update has now been released to 100% of all users. If you are experiencing any issues updating, please check out this article.
Update 11/6/2017: We are continuing to roll out this firmware for the Fitbit One, and expect more users will see it as available. This is a progressive rollout, and all customers can expect to have it within a few weeks. We roll out releases in phases as a cautionary measure so that we can monitor performance closely and make adjustments if needed. If you don't see the option to update, you'll have it soon!
We've begun to roll out new firmware for One. This is a progressive rollout, and all One users can expect to have it within a few days. We roll out releases in phases as a cautionary measure so that we can monitor performance closely and make adjustments if needed. This firmware update includes:
Click here to see our firmware release help article for more details on version 6.64
Instructions for updating your tracker can be found here.
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12-30-2017 03:28
12-30-2017 03:28
Complain to Fitbit for damaging the utility of a product you bought; demand that they make good your loss without expense to you (they typically off a discount on a different product). If you persist, they may send you a replacement - if they have any left.
12-30-2017 10:58
12-30-2017 10:58
Apple has just been "outed" for making their OS updates degrade slightly older IPhones...a supposed effort to force iPhone owners to upgrade before they want to. The new OS makes the older phones run poorly, and slowly, and battery life also appeared to be affected. Apple is accused of doing this deliberately. Same thing with Fitbit and the One???
12-30-2017 11:25
12-30-2017 11:25
The reverse is true. The phones were slowed down because the battery life was poor on an older phone, thus allowing them to keep operating longer on a battery which is holding less charge. It is in effect extending the life of an older device, not shortening the life of an older device.
That being said, their communication on the issue royally sucks.
I don't suspect Fitbit of destroying Ones on purpose, either - and many folks have probably upgraded without issue, some of whom have shared that fact in this thread. I do suspect them of having a flaky update and/or update delivery system and having little incentive or care to fix the mistake. But that goes back to the battery charge/autosync issue linked to the iOS app update from August which is still not fixed afaik, and affected more models than just the One - some of which are still in production. More likely this is related to changes in corporate structure/understaffing/poor financial results/etc.
12-30-2017 11:26
12-30-2017 11:26
12-30-2017 13:03
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12-31-2017 10:42
12-31-2017 10:42
Firmware 6.64 is what broke my Ftibit One. It says my battery is low, but when I connect it to the charger, the display says it's full. If I let it charge for 8 hours, I can't even get through a 6 hour night sleep without it powering off.
I think Fitbit should replace all the One's for free or fix their firmware, regardless if they are discontinueing the One or not.
12-31-2017 10:56
12-31-2017 10:56
01-18-2018 10:32
01-18-2018 10:32
I have the same problem, wish I hadn't updated, now doesn't switch on even though fully charged
01-18-2018 11:43
01-18-2018 11:43
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01-18-2018 13:24
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01-18-2018 19:30
01-18-2018 19:30
01-19-2018 09:08
01-19-2018 09:08
@bb14logic wrote:I just discovered, using windows 10 desktop fitbit app, that i can now sync One but i have to1. click on the One icon2. scroll down and click on "advanced settings"3. click on "fitbit connect classic mode" (force sync with dongle)
If your Windows Pc has bluetooth on, you may find you can get it to sync without the dongle by resetting your One (this won't lose any data).
To reset it, plug it into the charger, press and hold the One button for 10-12 seconds, remove it from the charger and press the button until the display comes on.
I recently had to do this to start syncing again when my One just stopped syncing for no apparent reason.
01-19-2018 11:49
01-19-2018 11:49
01-19-2018 23:44
01-19-2018 23:44
01-20-2018 02:39
01-20-2018 02:39
How did you manage that maddie you must be really pleased, does your battery drain really quickly ?
01-20-2018 04:22
01-20-2018 04:22
01-20-2018 23:38
01-20-2018 23:38
Tanks @Madders for your testimonial. At least, your statement correlates with my own experience. Unfortunately your discount won't apply on the One as it is not on sales anymore.
Did Fitbit use the possibility to do large scale queries on its servers to diagnose by statistics the 6.64 firmware impact on the battery capacity for One devices? If a problem would be confirmed, I really hope the team will still be allowed to work on a further firmware upgrade to fix it.
01-21-2018 01:54
01-21-2018 01:54