06-20-2022
13:07
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06-20-2022
15:47
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MarreFitbit
06-20-2022
13:07
- last edited on
06-20-2022
15:47
by
MarreFitbit
I have had 3 watches from Fitbit and they only seem to last 2 years. Why don't they last longer?? I would love to buy a watch and have it last much longer. I don't want to continue to have to buy a smartwatch every 2 years! Frustrating.......Should I buy an apple and it be able to last longer than 2 years??
Moderator Edit: Clarified subject
06-20-2022 15:48 - edited 06-12-2023 07:37
06-20-2022 15:48 - edited 06-12-2023 07:37
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06-20-2022 16:33
06-20-2022 16:33
Fitbits solution to my problems have been to offer a discount for a new watch. The discounts have been small for the issues I have been having. My 1st watch was purchased in 2016. I have been through 3 watches in 6 years (a new watch after 2 years). If I decide to purchase another watch, this will make 4 new watches. Why can't the watches last longer? My 1st watch would not charge and the screen went black. The 2nd watch died after I installed a firmware update. This time, watch would not hold a charge and would not track steps. After trying to reset, it died! I really would like a watch that would last longer than 2 years. Having to dish out $150-$200 every 2 years for a watch ends up being way too much to spend on a Fitbit. I could be purchasing an Apple for that amount.