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Charging

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‎06-22-2020 10:43

‎06-22-2020 10:43

Does Fitbit inspire Charge by taking Device out of wristband I am physically disabled and find using the magnetic charging difficult if not which one does I have a flex but it broke

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‎06-22-2020 11:08

‎06-22-2020 11:08

I'm not sure I understand your question, but any model with interchangeable bands, I think any model that is sold now including the Inspire, can be charged with the strap on or off, though usually the strap is just left on while charging.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎06-22-2020 11:19

In response to JohnnyRow

‎06-22-2020 11:19

The one I ordered which was no good for me it charged by magnetically attaching you had to line up 2 little points on device which I found difficult, the flex I had just went into a little charging case type thing and I plugged it in Two the wall and it charged I could manage that fine.

 

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