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Battery dying on my Versa

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‎07-25-2019 18:12

‎07-25-2019 18:12

Tuesday I was at the gym and my Fitbit died. I charged it at home and put it on yesterday (Wed) and it went from 100% to 35% in 9 hours. I charged it last night to 100% and it was at 26% in 8 hours. I am now charging it again. It said it was at 100% so I took it off the charger, it immediately dropped to 68% so I have put it back on. I checked to make sure there was nothing running and turned off some notifications. The only thing I have on my Versa is alarms that I use and the normal steps, heart rate etc. I have read all the things to do to conserve your battery but as this just started out of the blue and I had not changed a thing on my Versa I am going to assume the battery only lasts about a year. Let me know If I am wrong on that assumption.

I am hoping it does not continue to do this if it does I will take out my other Fitbit and use that again.

For all the money I spent on the Versa I would think it would work much longer than this.

Hopeful 🙂

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‎07-25-2019 19:50

‎07-25-2019 19:50

I'm in the same boat. I have zero notifications the charge doesn't last. It's annoying. I think I've had it for a year maybe a little over. 

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‎07-25-2019 21:36

‎07-25-2019 21:36

Im not the only one with a dying Fitbit, I got a replacement as my battery was dying after three months. they were real good with running diagnostics and sending me a new one but now I think my replacement is dying and I haven't even made it a year since buying the original one. 

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‎08-02-2019 05:24

In response to chelrac

‎08-02-2019 05:24

I now have a new Fitbit. They replaced mine and I an very happy about that. I would suspect that if this one dies I will be getting a different type of Fitbit. 

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