10-25-2018
13:03
- last edited on
11-17-2020
15:03
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MatthewFitbit
10-25-2018
13:03
- last edited on
11-17-2020
15:03
by
MatthewFitbit
Hello- with previous fitbits, I received both an email notification and a device alert when the battery on my fitbit was low. My Chart 3 is not providing these alerts, leading to the battery dying just before exercising. I have checked all the settings and have it set to alert me when battery is low but its clearly not happening. any advice? using latest iOS, latest Charge 3 firmware.
Thanks!
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Hey there @SunsetRunner, it's nice to see you here! Thanks for checking the settings to make sure you have notifications enable. Nice way to go!
Go to this page (notifications) and make sure to notifications for low battery are on for both mobile and email. If they are, turn them off and save. Then turn them back on and save. You should receive notification afterwards!
On the tracker, check your battery level at any time: from the clock face, swipe up. The battery level icon is in the top-left corner of the screen.
Your tracker continues to track your activity until your battery runs out.
I'll be around if you need further assistance!
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Hey there @SunsetRunner, it's nice to see you here! Thanks for checking the settings to make sure you have notifications enable. Nice way to go!
Go to this page (notifications) and make sure to notifications for low battery are on for both mobile and email. If they are, turn them off and save. Then turn them back on and save. You should receive notification afterwards!
On the tracker, check your battery level at any time: from the clock face, swipe up. The battery level icon is in the top-left corner of the screen.
Your tracker continues to track your activity until your battery runs out.
I'll be around if you need further assistance!
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Best AnswerThanks Maria. I have tried turning the notifications for email and mobile off and back on. We will see what happens with the next low battery as its now fully charged.
Best AnswerI’ve done all that, and followed all troubleshooting advice including turning on and off bluetooth, pairing and unpairing device, restarting device, restarting iphone, etc etc to no avail. i keep getting notifications that i chose to disable and not getting those that i chose to enable, both on device and on email. i have tried doing all the above on my app and using web browser.
feels like a bug. any help would be greatly appreciated.
You won't get a good answer on this site......contact best buy and talk to someone at the geek squad desk.
Answer in 5 minutes.....TRY IT?!!!!
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Welcome on board @Falkin27! Thanks for letting me know you've tested your Charge 3 for low battery notifications. Have you tried what I posted here? Also, I'd recommend trying to restart your tracker by following the steps provided in this article. Hope that helps!
Hi @Busterboy33! I'd like to give thanks for the feedback you've provided towards our product. Rest assured that our engineers and product development team use this information to further improve our products and services.
Please know that we provide feedback to our team based on community posts and we are always working on improving our devices and overall environment based on that feedback.
If there any questions present, please let me know.
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Best AnswerGeek squad were most helpful on some issues, but finally had to replace the fitbit for iother issues..
I asked a question on this site and they said i broke the rules and came across to them as borderline hostile.
I just decided to use the Fitbit for the few things it 'will' do.
SUCKS!!!!!
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Hi @Busterboy33! Please always remember to stick to our Community Guidelines. Keep this in mind to prevent further violations in the future.
Let me know if there's anything else I may assist you with.
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Best AnswerI always try Marte but two of your moderators came on to me pretty good and I do not want any of your people to think that I am a borderline hostile personality!!!!!!
Best AnswerI am experiencing the same problem. I have tried your suggestion more than once (at least 4 times!) and nothing.
After the last update I had problems and had to re-install my Charge 3, after that I got a '!' exclamation notification on tracker but no email or text - unfortunately this was the only time - have not had any notifications since then
I'm on my fourth FitBit (Charge, Charge HR, Charge 2, and Charge 3) and the low battery notification has never worked; just the FitBit dies one day without every a warning of a low battery. I've also had various iPhones during this time, so it's not a problem with my phone. Trying the recommended "fixes" has never helped. The only time I'll get a notification is when I open the app, but I don't use the app very frequently.
I've got a ingenious idea: how about a low battery warning on the watch itself rather than a notification on my phone or an email?
It's bugs like this that drive me nuts with FitBit. There are some boneheaded design decisions in such obvious features.
Best AnswerI have never ever got a low battery Mark.......lots of flaw designs in this whole Fitbit thing!!!!!!
Never get an answer.......they sooner block a negative comment
Best AnswerMarreFitbit shud be "fired"
Best AnswerBull.......I only need one word to describe this response to me. Everything I post gets blocked!!!!!
Best AnswerGreat idea Mark......my low battery only shows low when it gets to zero.
Best AnswerI have followed MarreFitbit instruction several times and still not getting text nor email notifications about low battery. Did not have this problem with my Charge 2. I have an androud phone.