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Fitbit Versa battery draining

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‎12-30-2019 15:18

‎12-30-2019 15:18

I have been using Fitbit Versa for about 6 months. Initially the Fitbit Versa would last 4 days of charge and I am very happy with it. However, all of a sudden, I realised that the Versa charges 100% at night and I wore it to sleep and in the morning, it would be dead. The charge doesn’t last a day and now, I am unable to use it. I charge it in the morning again for couple of hours until it goes up to 100% and by mid afternoon, it died again.

 

 

i don’t have music, apps or anything fancy on it. I just use it to track my steps during the day.  So disappointing that it didn’t last 6 months. 

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‎12-30-2019 16:03

‎12-30-2019 16:03

Hi @Delq That is dissapointing for you. Try restarting your Versa several times and also try THIS  Help Article on Battery life but if nothing there helps please come back here.

Restart your tracker  

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Helen | Western Australia

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