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Pandora and Deezer discontinuing, now what?

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‎01-19-2023 08:16

‎01-19-2023 08:16

So I bought this Versa 3 for the specific option of downloading music to it so I won't have to carry my phone when I walk/run, then received an email stating this will no longer be an option as of March.  So what now? Are there are plans to add another music streaming device? 

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‎01-19-2023 09:29

‎01-19-2023 09:29

Hello @newfie_gal77 and welcome to the Community.  No one knows if Fitbit plans to add back any music streaming service.  Sorry.

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‎01-20-2023 11:08

‎01-20-2023 11:08

Versa 3 was advertised by Fitbit as having music storage capabilities through Deezer. Now that this feature is being taken away, this is false advertising. The watch is useless to me for my needs.
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‎01-25-2023 16:16

‎01-25-2023 16:16

I bought this watch specifically to use Deezer on runs and not have to bring my phone. How can Fitbit advertise a feature, ask us to pay $300 for it, then take it away? 

It's false advertising. So pissed off at this! 

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