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Switching bands without fingernails

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‎10-22-2022 08:32 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 21:04 by Fitbit Moderator

‎10-22-2022 08:32 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 21:04 by Fitbit Moderator

This may seem a very bizarre question, but does anybody know how to replace Inspire 2 bands without using fingernails to move the little bar in and out?  My band broke off last night while I was sleeping.  I have a replacement on hand, but I have broken both thumbnails trying to install it.  So I cannot move the little bar, can't get the old band off or the new one on.  The device is useless to me if I can't wear it!  Thanks!  

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‎10-22-2022 09:19

‎10-22-2022 09:19

Never mind.  I asked my husband to try.  He has two good thumbnails and better eyesight.  Apparently when the band came off, it damaged the pod just enough so that the replacement will not stay in.  Since I've already replaced it once, and have only been using this one for a few weeks, I am feeling done with this product.  It is just too fragile to survive everyday use.

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