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Fitbit Review

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‎08-03-2021 19:37

‎08-03-2021 19:37

Fitbit doesn’t offer anywhere to review their products online, so I wanted to share my Fitbit expirience.


I understand a warranty to every product but after warranty is up they really do not offer any help to keep their consumers engaged with their products.

 

I really only used the Fitbit Versa 2 for 1 consistent year since covid shutdown closed gyms and the band broke several times throughout the 2 years I had it. 

you do need to sync the device every couple days because notifications will stop coming through (Not a big deal). Which is a bit of a nuisance, since it shows that it is still connected to Bluetooth. 

prices for how they market themselves, I do not believe are worth the product. Every review I read on forums usually receive technical issues just after a year when warranty is up, therefore, you will most likey need to pay $300 a year-2 years for a new Fitbit. 

just around 1 month ago. The battery completely died on me and even after it charges it loses a percent every minute so it is on for around 90 minutes. 


there is a constant debate on whether you should purchase a Fitbit or Apple Watch but Fitbit is suppose to geared toward a working out and sleep tracking device that Apple products lack in. Although I do believe that Apple watches last longer, so take your pick.

When the Fitbit was operating as adertised, they preform great and I truly enjoy using it while I weight train, swim, run, and sleep.

 

 

 

 

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‎03-06-2022 05:04

‎03-06-2022 05:04

I had same issue.  My unit was under warrantee but what I got back from the service department was a defective unit. I was told that the original unit was now out of warrantee and there is no warrantee on the replacement they just sent.  I don't consider sending a defective unit as honoring the warrantee.  This was my third Fitbit and with the recall I've lost confidence in the product quality and warrantee service.  As much as I have liked Fitbit I'm going to replace it with another brand.

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