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Versa dropping WiFi connectivity less than a minute after pairing it with my router

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‎07-01-2018 11:25 - edited ‎07-13-2018 08:37

‎07-01-2018 11:25 - edited ‎07-13-2018 08:37

Roughly around 8:40pm June 30th my iPhone Fitbit app wasn’t fully syncing with my versa, so after scrounging the forums here I found that I should restart it. I did and it finally synced properly, however the overlying issue at hand is that sometime yesterday my versa would no longer stay connected to WiFi; even after three factory resets, three restarts, and even three basic power-downs it still does not maintain WiFi connectivity. Quite frustrating, iPhone X iOS 11.3, Fitbit Versa os build 32.10.15. 

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‎07-01-2018 12:35

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‎07-01-2018 12:35

Not entirely true, is also used for recorded history syncing, though that’s neither here nor there, it still is unable to maintain a connection, which detracts from full functionality. 

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‎07-01-2018 12:07

‎07-01-2018 12:07

@Cayde-6 Versa only uses wifi for firmware updates and music download. It shouldn't be continuously connected.

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‎07-01-2018 12:35

In response to meresydotes

‎07-01-2018 12:35

Not entirely true, is also used for recorded history syncing, though that’s neither here nor there, it still is unable to maintain a connection, which detracts from full functionality. 

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