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I am loving my Fitbit!  However, my wristband broke recently.  The buckle broke through its holder, rendering it useless and unfixable.  I am concerned that, even if I get a new one, it will be an ongoing problem, since I've had it for only a few months.  I should mention that I bought it used on eBay, so it's possible that it had had some wear before, although it arrived in very good condition.  Any help will be appreciated!

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Hi @SunsetRunner first time I've heard of this happening to the buckle portion of the band, so it might just be from use. Why not buy a new band as it has a warranty that would cover such breakage.

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

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Hi @SunsetRunner first time I've heard of this happening to the buckle portion of the band, so it might just be from use. Why not buy a new band as it has a warranty that would cover such breakage.

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

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Thank you!  That might be the best solution.

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I have had a second broken band as well within a year - mine is still under warranty. This seems to be a poor problem with a good product. I went to support and it says maximum claim reached - I have only had one claim that was for the 1st band replacement.  I think it should be replace within warranty and what worries me is how often it will keep breaking twice in first year. 
i don’t do any strenuous exercises, just walks. 

now is the warranty not available on the rest of the Fitbit as well? 

appreciate a quick resolution as I can’t use it at the moment. 

Thank you 

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Hi @Cruisewalker the warranty begins the day it was purchased, so a new band only has the remaining warranty period. click to learn more. 

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

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Hello, happened with mine too. I'm sorry, but happening to one is an accident, two is a concerning problem and to three of us is a defect. Is there any way to exchange it for one that doesn't break in 6 months?

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@June1970 you can always ask Fitbit customer support for another band, but the warranty policy is pretty much one year (two in some European countries)

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

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