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Charge 2 bubbling band

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Just got off a Live Chat very angry about the bubbling that keeps happening with my band. This is the second time and they won't replace it. I want to get one with the band made out of a different material as this is an obvious fault - I never go near water with it....  any advice ?

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Hi @SimoneR

 

The warranty information is here - click

 

There are the classic bands and a leather one. You check out the Fitbit store?

 

You can probably find different material bands from third party sellers on Amazon or even a local retailer.

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

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Hi @SimoneR

 

The warranty information is here - click

 

There are the classic bands and a leather one. You check out the Fitbit store?

 

You can probably find different material bands from third party sellers on Amazon or even a local retailer.

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

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I guess the point is the material they are using is defective. All faulty items should be replaced

Sent from my telepathic mind

 


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@SimoneR Welcome to the Fitbit Community! It's great to have you here! Sorry to hear that your band is damaged and that it is outside the warranty period. As @Odyssey13 mentioned the warranty is what Support follows in these cases.Still if you wish you can share your suggestion about using different materials in our Feature suggestions board. Search for the idea first to see if one already exist so you can add your vote. The more votes an idea gets the more likely the developers will try to implement it.

 

Let me know how it goes!

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Look at this picture, this happened after 4 months of usage. I am out of the year and I am very curious about the answer. This is outrageous that this is the quality fitbit provides.IMG_20190201_091811.jpg

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@Mateo130 Welcome! It's good that the community is growing! Sorry to hear that your band is damaged. For this the best approach is to reach out to our Support so they can further assist you. I noticed that you already have a ticket with them so I wanted to know if they were able to help you?

 

I look forward to your reply!

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Hi Alvaro,

 

It turned out that there is a two year coverage in Europe so they sent me another one. My problem is solved for now.

But to be honest with you this doesn't feel right. I mean this is not a cheap product and this is not positioned to be a cheap product and still the quality reminds us that this is a cheap product.

The strap itself is very good quality and I believe it would hold at least 5 years but the attaching part is just a mess. I mean attaching a rigid plastic piece to a rubber band... I think this is an engineering failure and it will not become better until this design is changed.

In just 1,5 year I had to order two replacements and my wife also had to order one after three months of usage.

I am sure you understand this situation as none of us want to buy stuff which cannot do its purpose.

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