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Is Android One compatible with Versa?

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‎04-16-2018 22:22 - last edited on ‎10-27-2021 17:38 by Fitbit Moderator

‎04-16-2018 22:22 - last edited on ‎10-27-2021 17:38 by Fitbit Moderator

Fitbits list of compatible phones is somewhat limited. Is there any reason the Versa wouldn't work with a phone that is part of the Android One program? I've got the new Nokia. It's got all the hardware of some of the phones on the list, but is Android One meaning there isn't any crapware on there either. 

 

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‎04-16-2018 23:27

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@SunsetRunner Yes, the number of Android devices might be limited on the Fitbit Supported devices list but when you consider there are thousands of unique Android devices, each different in various ways, with their manufacturers own take on Android, this is hardly surprising. Granted you’d think that you’d have a better chance with your new Nokia but nothing is a given in the world of Android compatibility. 

 

 

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‎04-16-2018 23:27

‎04-16-2018 23:27

@SunsetRunner Yes, the number of Android devices might be limited on the Fitbit Supported devices list but when you consider there are thousands of unique Android devices, each different in various ways, with their manufacturers own take on Android, this is hardly surprising. Granted you’d think that you’d have a better chance with your new Nokia but nothing is a given in the world of Android compatibility. 

 

 

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