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SMS and Email Replies like on my Pebble

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‎01-25-2018 12:40

‎01-25-2018 12:40

Are there plans to put "SMS and email voice replies" into the FitBit watches, like I currently have on my Pebble? For me, not having this is a deal breaker and I'll have to go to another option.

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‎01-26-2018 02:13

‎01-26-2018 02:13

There is no microphone on the Ionic, so it can't happen.

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‎01-26-2018 02:13

‎01-26-2018 02:13

There is no microphone on the Ionic, so it can't happen.
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‎01-26-2018 07:05

‎01-26-2018 07:05

Voice replies can't happen but I'm hoping we'll at least get quick replies and the ability to read/archive emails.

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‎02-20-2019 14:53

In response to allan175

‎02-20-2019 14:53

@allan175 wrote:
There is no microphone on the Ionic, so it can't happen.

That's not what the OP was asking.  He (and I) want to know if there are any plans to add a microphone to future Fitbit offerings.  Otherwise I'm with him (sticking to Pebble for now) because lacking the ability to properly reply to texts and emails is a dealbreaker for a so-called smartwatch.  

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‎02-22-2019 16:43

In response to alpenglo

‎02-22-2019 16:43

I used the pebble before this and since fitbit bought pebble, they should hopefully put some features like that for Apple devices. (You can quick reply for android devices, which sucks since I have a Iphone.) If it has been done for android devices already, why is it not available for apple?

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