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Broken band, again

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The first time it happened, FitBit was great! They asked me to take pictures of my band and my Charge 2 and then sent a replacement band. But it's been a few months, and it happened again! This time I can see the problem, it's the side with the holes, not the buckle. and the end in front of the metal piece, both of the little squares are broken/breaking away from the main part of the band.

 

I researched this further and found that this is very common. I was thinking of upgrading to a Versa, but it happens with that watch too.

 

I was wondering if Gorilla Glue would help stabilize the little squares so that they wouldn't break. 

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Yep my band broke same place. I was very careful with the second band (Fitbit did not send me) and it lasted a bit longer but still broke. I have been using the silicone bands to keep it on...but that is not working well anymore. Can't keep buying bands or buy a new fitness tracker every few months....there should be a recall on these they are so bad.

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I've had problems with broken bands over the years.  My suggestion is to either go to the magnetic band or buy the generic bands off Ebay.  I bought a set of 3 bands for under $20 from Ebay.  When these are gone, I'm going to get the magnetic band.  BTW, I have a Charge 2.

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Have the generic bands broke?

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Oh yes.  I didn't expect them to last that long.  I bought a lot of 3 in January for $6.77.  The first one broke a few weeks ago.  A lot of it has to do with the way I take it off I think.  I bend the strap back and it starts to get a crease in it.  Regardless, it's cheaper than a Fitbit band that will break at some point too.  I'll get a magnetic band when these are done.

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I've never seen a magnetic band.

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