10-30-2016 23:45 - last edited on 09-09-2020 11:39 by MatthewFitbit
10-30-2016 23:45 - last edited on 09-09-2020 11:39 by MatthewFitbit
Hello everyone just wondering if anyone has had issues with the screen, i woke up and saw mine has a big deep scratch and totally bizarre unknown how! Ive been careful and vigilant of it and most certain hasnt hit or touched anything as its on my wrist and i would have felt it. Ive been told its a weak screen but this is dissapointing only had it 4 weeks. Totally puts me of it now
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08-16-2018 08:58
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08-16-2018 16:25
08-16-2018 16:25
Just a simple question: Why is the Europe warranty 24 months and the US only 12? Also wonder if you are paying attention to this reoccurring issue and plan to reconsider the policy.
Sometimes what you have in place isn't in the best interest of your consumers and doesn't reflect the true useful life of a product.
Through direct customer feedback you must realize that as a company it may be prudent for Fitbit to make some changes. After all you do want customers with good experiences and brand loyalty don't you?
As consumers we are able to recommend a product. If you are not willing to listen to the mounting feedback about this issue with the Charge 2, those in our circles will.
I do acknowledge that within the 12 month warranty period you have stood by your products. I have had a tracker replaced that failed about 10 months in. I also have had another not replaced that failed about 13 months in.
Now I have another failed tracker that has passed the 12 month warranty (purchased 27-Oct 2016). Not from misuse or normal wear and tear but, from my perspective, a design flaw. That Fitbit is not willing to acknowledge (consider?) this is disappointing and the canned/scripted responses don't address the issue.
08-16-2018 19:17
08-16-2018 19:17
I cannot believe a company does not manufacture parts for their produces. So many of us have the same issue and all we get is a sorry or buy a new one.
Someone needs to take ownership in this defect and not have to consumer pay the price.
08-16-2018 19:40
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08-17-2018 05:23
08-17-2018 05:23
This is a VERY common occurrence and i believe a design flaw. After a year i believe Fitbit washes their hands of any sort of full free replacement. Fitbit offered 30% off a replacement ($199), go fly a kite.
Buy it through Staples, they offer a two year plan for $39 cdn in my case. if ANYTHING goes wrong with it, like it, take it back to the store you bought it from and they will exchange it without any fuss. You must have the printed warranty. When you get the new unit, they will offer the protection again.
08-17-2018 08:18
08-17-2018 08:18
I’m afraid that is untrue. My charge 2 is still within warranty and they are refusing to replace.
08-17-2018 09:05
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08-17-2018 09:41
08-17-2018 09:41
I was responding to this from the moderator:
As mentioned before the Support team will replace tracker that are within the Warranty but if your device is outside this period they won't be able to replace it. Still the discount is offered to help users but it is up to you to make use of this.
My Fitbit is still within warranty and I am only being offered 25% off a (3rd) replacement. I think that it is unacceptable that they are not standing behind their obligations to customers.
08-17-2018 11:25
08-17-2018 11:25
Yes that's why they are going to replace it now
08-17-2018 13:58
08-17-2018 13:58
My sister in law had the vertical screen split as well. Top to bottom, as if the screen had been pressurized from the inside and cracked. How did it happen? She went for a run. Never hit it, never abused it, did not trip or fall or bang it on a door or anything. Went out, it was fine - finished her run, and it was cracked.
This and the dozens of other stories exactly like this have made me very leery of Fitbit. The app is great- the hardware is lacking. I have a Zip - and I was hoping to find a more advanced tracker to upgrade. But it seems I cannot trust Fitbit.
The worst part is that Fitbit refuses to admit there is a problem. After Soooo many cases with exactly the same failure, it seems obvious. Step up and win our trust again Fitbit.
For now, I am shopping elsewhere. 😞
08-17-2018 14:19
08-17-2018 14:19
Fitbit have now accepted that my charge 2 is within warranty - BUT - they say they have “concluded that the crack is not a manufacturing defect which our warranty policies are only limited to.” Seriously? It has not been dropped or knocked. So many other people have had this issue.
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