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Phones that will pair with Charge 3 Special Edition

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‎01-22-2019 12:38 - edited ‎01-22-2019 16:56

‎01-22-2019 12:38 - edited ‎01-22-2019 16:56

My 6 month old Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) SM-A320FL isn't on the list "approved devices" for pairing with my Charge 3. Where can I find the list of approved devices for the Charge 3 please?

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‎01-23-2019 07:41

‎01-23-2019 07:41

Hi @SeanRWDougall and welcome to the forums. Tap here for the most comprehensive list l’ve found. But please keep in mind that if a phone is not on the list, it simply means that it has not been tested by Fitbit so they cannot say if it works or not. It’s usually worth trying, especially for the newer phones. 

 

BTW, good job of doing the research on compatible phones!

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‎01-23-2019 07:41

‎01-23-2019 07:41

Hi @SeanRWDougall and welcome to the forums. Tap here for the most comprehensive list l’ve found. But please keep in mind that if a phone is not on the list, it simply means that it has not been tested by Fitbit so they cannot say if it works or not. It’s usually worth trying, especially for the newer phones. 

 

BTW, good job of doing the research on compatible phones!

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