08-23-2020
22:22
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09:08
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MatthewFitbit
08-23-2020
22:22
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09-08-2020
09:08
by
MatthewFitbit
I too have a Fitbit Charge 2 with a badly cracked screen. It still works and syncs with my phone just fine. It is not quite 3 yrs old. I really like it and don’t want to replace it if it can be repaired. What are my options?
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Welcome to the forums.
I'm sorry there are no repairs. But contact support to see what your options are. Use help at the top of the forum
Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android
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Fitbit Product Experts Alumni are retired members of the Fitbit Product Expert Program. Learn more
Welcome to the forums.
I'm sorry there are no repairs. But contact support to see what your options are. Use help at the top of the forum
Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android
Want to discuss ways to increase your activity? Visit the Lifestyle Forum
NOT a happy bunny. CRACKED screen - just appeared, similar to other reports - clearly a known fault. Item roughly 31/32 months old. Outside warranty - but should be possible to repair. Fitbit does not provide a repair service or make it possible to repair. I do not want to buy a new product simply because the screen has cracked and may affect the efficiency of my device. I have seen on line where it is possible to repair but only if you can get the bits. It's a five minute job. Possibly less. But instead, policy dictates I can't get this sorted by Fitbit. YES, I have dealt with Fitbit webchat (two because while I was struggling to get a suitable picture, as requested, and to transfer it to the device I was 'chatting' on, the agent had to go off line after a minute (I understand they need to be free to chat to others). I will be exploring other options as items should be made to last and where there is a known 'short life' problem of a part, then this should be something that a firm, any firm, factor in in their processes/ repair options.
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