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Condensation in Versa sensor

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‎05-30-2020 10:08

‎05-30-2020 10:08

My watch continued to spontaneously vibrate. There appears to be condensation in the sensor portion. I have tried all types of troubleshooting, but nothing works because the display remains black. Anyone know how to dry the inside. I forgot to remove my watch after I worked out last night, but it is supposed to be waterproof. That should not effect my watch.

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‎05-30-2020 10:21 - edited ‎05-30-2020 10:23

‎05-30-2020 10:21 - edited ‎05-30-2020 10:23

Your watch will die in some weeks. I know this from 3 Ionics I owned. Once water is inside and the random vibration starts it is normally the beginning of the end. 

The Fitbits should be water resistant but some are not. May be because of bad QA or faulty design. 

You should ask for a replacement if you still have warranty.

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