06-07-2021
14:15
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06-08-2021
14:39
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EdsonFitbit
06-07-2021
14:15
- last edited on
06-08-2021
14:39
by
EdsonFitbit
I’ve had my Versa 2 for about a year and it’s been great. Overnight my watch suddenly discharged quickly. I woke up to it completely drained. I charged it for a couple hours to full and went about my day. Less than 8 hours later it has drained again. It used to last 3-5 days between charges. I’ve made no changes to settings and added nothing new. Any suggestions?
Moderator edit: updated subject for clarity
06-11-2021 13:40
06-11-2021 13:40
06-11-2021 13:55
06-11-2021 13:55
How long did you have the watch for?
So far, Support refused to replace them if it was more that one year.
06-11-2021 14:12
06-11-2021 14:12
06-13-2021 09:56
06-13-2021 09:56
The only thing that has worked for me is to turn Bluetooth off on my phone. Of course then I have to turn it off and on over and over again to sync my steps. I forgot to turn it back off last night and the battery drained within 4 hours of fully charging it. It’s ridiculous
06-14-2021 04:44
06-14-2021 04:44
Hi @KTMo ,
In my case, in an attempt to resolve the battery draining issue, I unpaired it and tried a factory reset. Now my watch is completely dead. The factory reset failed and the watch is unresponsive. I suspect the hardware (and the battery) is still fine, but the software is gone. The buttons aren't doing anything.
@KayeDee , thanks for sharing your story. I was actually in the same situation, at 2 years. I followed your steps and spoke to a supervisor after a while, and after repeating my story again, they said they will send me a replacement. (but I'll believe it when I get it...)
It's a shame, I believe the watch is still physically (hardware) in great shape. Just stuck software-wise. They must have some tools to update the firmware through a USB connection (rather than bluetooth) that would fix many of us but Fitbit Support has no idea what I'm asking about.