10-10-2022
08:01
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04-01-2026
05:34
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MarreFitbit
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10-10-2022
08:01
- last edited on
04-01-2026
05:34
by
MarreFitbit
Hi there @NGriffiths. Welcome to Community Forums.
I appreciate you share your experience with the Community. I'd recommend you follow these steps to restart your device.
If the issue persists please contact our Support Team.
Have a good one.
Best AnswerExactly. But Fitbit is refusing to accept responsibility for the issue. Please see my post. Nothing you do will fix this as the problem is a bug in the new software upgrade. Fitbit is fully aware of the issue. They just don't care. My watch is completely useless.
Restart the device? Factory reset? Change the clock face? Come on man. We're not a bunch of idiots. The new software upgrade is damaging Versa 2 watches to the point of making the screen unusable and yet you continue to roll the software upgrade out with no solution for affected users. Sort it out with a fix or roll the upgrade back.
10-10-2022
14:05
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04-01-2026
05:34
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MarreFitbit
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10-10-2022
14:05
- last edited on
04-01-2026
05:34
by
MarreFitbit
Hi there @NGriffiths, its's good to have you back.
I'm sorry to hear that the restart didn't work for you. You can try to change your clock face, if this fixes the issue, you can change it back to the original clock face. If you are using a third-party clock face, please switch to a Fitbit clock face and try the troubleshooting again.
If this doesn't work please contact our Support Team for further assistance.
Hope this helps.
Agreed. Or a switch.
@BethR2679 You said exactly what I was thinking. They have to fix this or give the users the option to roll back the upgrade in the case it doesn't work.
HA! I would rather switch to a different brand smart watch at full price than accept a meagre 30% discount.
As is mine. This is ridiculous.
Bloody ridiculous. I was told I'm out of warranty and don't qualify for anything! I must buy a new watch because THEIR upgrade buggered it up and it's going to cost them too much money to role it back out develop a fix. I then called their call centre and was told there is no solution.
What they should do and what they ARE doing are two different things. They suggested I buy a new watch. Typical of big company mentality. Who cares about those that don't have the cash to buy a new watch and rely on and use their product every day...
Best AnswerBricked implies the software upgrade was interrupted or failed. It did not. The software upgrade has bugs that affect some watches and not others. It is the software upgrade that created all the problems.
The whole Fitbit isn’t turning on and the red light isn’t blinking in the back side. I tried putting it on the charger and nothing happens. I am so upset. I constantly am wearing this watch unless I am showering and it’s charging. I’m very upset. Is this the issue you are having too?