07-10-2023
16:41
- last edited on
07-17-2023
15:13
by
LizzyFitbit
07-10-2023
16:41
- last edited on
07-17-2023
15:13
by
LizzyFitbit
Has anyone had this problem and is it safe to use superglue to fix. See pic
Moderator Edit: Clarified subject
05-20-2024 13:43
05-20-2024 13:43
The sense 2 was a great product until it wasn’t. Just wait, your metal pieces will fall off and if you’re over a year old, they will refuse to do anything. Fitbit will lose a lot of customers, but it’s their own fault.
05-21-2024 05:54
05-21-2024 05:54
Did Google reply to you?
05-21-2024 09:32
05-21-2024 09:32
Fitbit just contacted me and offered a discount on a new device, but I don't want to waste my Fitbit Sense 2 just because its metal trim fell off. It's frustrating because my Fitbit is just over a year old, out of warranty, and they don't offer any repair services.😞
BTW, does anyone know which functions will be affected by the absence of the metal parts?
05-21-2024 11:07
05-21-2024 11:07
I was in the Fitbit chat and never had interaction with google.
05-21-2024 11:20
05-21-2024 11:20
05-22-2024 07:40
05-22-2024 07:40
My sensors don't work unless I press it down hard enough so the little copper nub touches my skin.
05-22-2024 13:21
05-22-2024 13:21
Your heart rate monitor will no longer work.
05-23-2024 14:02
05-23-2024 14:02
I don't understand why Fitbit doesn't offer any repair services for my Fitbit Sense 2. Just two metal trims fell off, and it's incredibly frustrating, especially since others have reported similar issues. I recently reviewed the warranty policy, which states that the warranty period for the European Economic Area is two years. I’ve been a loyal Fitbit customer since my first tracker, the Fitbit Flex, over 10 years ago. Given my long-standing loyalty, I don't see why they can't make a special arrangement to extend the warranty just to repair the two metal trims on my Fitbit Sense 2.
05-23-2024 15:48
05-23-2024 15:48
well they told me my device didn't meet the requirements for replacement. probably had it for little under two years... obviously your watches are **ahem**ty quality but to see that everybody is having the same issue and not addressing it... sucks
05-23-2024 17:03 - edited 05-23-2024 17:05
05-23-2024 17:03 - edited 05-23-2024 17:05
As many people reported the similar issues. It appears to be a design defect.
05-23-2024 19:09
05-23-2024 19:09
they not gon repair my device, they gon offer a discount meaning I still will have to spend money... it's the fitbit scam
05-24-2024 16:34 - edited 05-24-2024 16:35
05-24-2024 16:34 - edited 05-24-2024 16:35
mine is still.under the so called warranty but said I didn't purchase by an authorized dealer and to contact the dealer and dealer gives fitbit website for warranty. they are selling a clearly defective product shouldn't matter where it was purchased still using fitbit software and a fitbit product
05-24-2024 19:14
05-24-2024 19:14
Where did you purchase it from?
05-24-2024 19:24
05-24-2024 19:24
05-26-2024 19:04
05-26-2024 19:04
This happened to me today too! Does anyone know how to fix because I'm just out of warranty and don't want to have to buy a new one!
05-28-2024 04:59
05-28-2024 04:59
One just fell off the back of mine this morning! I saw on this board about others getting a replacement and contacted Fitbit. My Sense2 is 1 1/2 years old so it is outside of warranty and they won’t replace it. They will give me a 35% discount on a new Fitbit - certain models only. I’ll have to think on that one. I have not been pleased with he Fitbit app since Google bought Fitbit out. Less information provided for free and crummy graphs!
05-28-2024 15:24
05-28-2024 15:24
05-29-2024 08:48
05-29-2024 08:48
How did you get hold of anyone? I’ve tried calling but no answer!
05-29-2024 10:23
05-29-2024 10:23
I went through the Fitbit chat. I never called them.
05-29-2024 10:34
05-29-2024 10:34
Went through Chat and got immediate response followed by two emails.