05-23-2018
06:54
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04:43
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AlejandraFitbit
05-23-2018
06:54
- last edited on
05-25-2018
04:43
by
AlejandraFitbit
Has anyone else experienced this issue: the battery is charged almost fully, let's say between 80-100%, and then suddenly you notice the watch has turned itself off and shows 0% when trying to reboot it.
This has happened a few times to me over the last few weeks now and it's starting to become annoying. This does not seem to be not a case of battery drain, I don't notice any drops in % it just suddenly switches off. When this doesn't happen the device easily lasts 4 days, with the exact same usage. So I cannot tell what is causing this.
Looking for some input before I contact support about this.
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09-17-2020 15:20
09-17-2020 15:20
Mine has not drained completely but just in the past week or two it drains so much quicker than it used to. To the point where I question if it was something caused by the last update because they are offering a new model. 🤔
11-08-2020 12:38
11-08-2020 12:38
Same here my Fitbit versa battery keeps firing over the last 2 weeks
have been in touch with Fitbit support 3 times
still heard nothing
rather disappointing ☹️
11-08-2020 15:45
11-08-2020 15:45
11-12-2020 16:47
11-12-2020 16:47
I did the same and have got a new already. But the one has exactly the same problem. My first one was only 3 months old, and the new one is only a month old. I think I
'll switch to Garmin. Too much trouble with Fitbit.
12-10-2020 13:36
12-10-2020 13:36
So my original fitbit had this problem, I went back and forth with customer service about it for a week and they eventually agreed to send me a new one...as slowly as possible?!? It seriously took 3 weeks to get here. Anyway now the new one has developed the same problem after 4 months so I am just going to give up and buy a Garmin. Really surprised that a modern tech company can survive with such a lousy product and service, very disappointed and wish I could get my money back.
12-11-2020 15:16
12-11-2020 15:16
12-11-2020 18:59
12-11-2020 18:59
12-12-2020 04:31
12-12-2020 04:31
03-24-2021 23:07
03-24-2021 23:07
Thisnis what happened to me. I charged it went to be last night and woke up it was dead. It was over 50% and hasn’t done this before until now. Futtes
07-21-2021 06:56
07-21-2021 06:56
Sorry but having had many fitbits and using the supplied by Fitbit charger it seems unseemly to tell us it is our fault for not charging correctly. Something is wrong with the fitbits when they drain in a matter of 4 hours. It also seems absurd to sell fitbits advertising the notifications but not stating that use of them will virtually make fitbit unusable as the battery will die in half a day.
These just seem like inappropriate responses and failure to take responsibility.
07-21-2021 07:04
07-21-2021 07:04
I gave up on Fitbit just over a year ago and went with a Samsung galaxy active 2 and love it. They don't promise long battery life (2 days), but at least they are up front about it. I charge it every other day and the length it stays charged has been consistent over the past year. No issues at all. I tell everyone I can about Fitbit's terrible customer service and products. I had been a Fitbit customer since 2012. They are definitely not the same company when it comes to customer service or their products.
07-30-2021 19:16
07-30-2021 19:16
Hello everyone. For all of you who are new to the Fitbit community, welcome.
Thank you for the troubleshooting tried prior to posting and the details shared. I understand that this can be very frustrating, your feedback and comments are greatly appreciated.
If you're experiencing this issue, please follow the tips mentioned in this article to extend the battery life. If the battery life keeps draining after that, contact our Support team, they'll be happy to help. Click here to get connected with them via chat or phone.
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