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Versa 2 swimming 50m

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‎02-24-2020 13:54

‎02-24-2020 13:54

Hi Fitbit,

 

I have just bought a Versa 2 and do a lot of swimming. 

I have seen a lot of posts that state you can wear your Versa 2 whilst swimming? 

I'm worried that I wear it and it breaks, then I dont have one!

Also when people have said you can wear it up to 50m, is this that you can only swim 50m with it on or can go 50m deep into water? 

Sorry if it seems silly, I've just never trusted a watch in water, but would love to capture the data from swimming! 

Thanks 😊

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‎02-24-2020 17:03

‎02-24-2020 17:03

Hi @SunsetRunner I wear mine swimming all the time and have never had a problem! The water resistance to 50 m is 50 m deep, so a swimming pool will not exceed that. If your Versa 2 gets water logged (a few do have the waterproofing fail, but not many are reported when you think of the thousands and thousands sold), the warranty should cover it, so go ahead amd swim!

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