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charging a fitbit Charge HR

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‎01-17-2019 14:15 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 20:07 by Fitbit Moderator

‎01-17-2019 14:15 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 20:07 by Fitbit Moderator

Usually I charge my fitbit on my Windows 10 computer and it syncs and charges up the battery. How do I charge my fitbit when I am traveling and do not have access to my home computer?

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‎01-17-2019 17:10

‎01-17-2019 17:10

Hi @martenpriscilla

 

You just need a usb capable electrical charger, just like one for a cell phone. Keep an eye on it and don't leave it on longer than is necessary.

 

I've done it before and had no problems. Many on the forums have said that they do the same. Some have even charged it in their car.

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

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‎01-17-2019 17:10

‎01-17-2019 17:10

Hi @martenpriscilla

 

You just need a usb capable electrical charger, just like one for a cell phone. Keep an eye on it and don't leave it on longer than is necessary.

 

I've done it before and had no problems. Many on the forums have said that they do the same. Some have even charged it in their car.

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

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