03-14-2017 17:15
03-14-2017 17:15
I just bought my zip and have used it for 2 days. Now my battery display indicates it is low. I thought the battery life is approx 6 months?
Best Answer03-16-2017 16:07
03-16-2017 16:07
This is the first day that I am using my Fitbit and it is telling me my battery it low?
Best Answer03-18-2017 11:02
03-18-2017 11:02
I've found the battery reading on mine is all over the place. What seems to affect the battery reading is temperature. I find that if I am outside for a decent amount of time where it is below 40 degrees it will read medium or low. After being inside for awhile and it has a chance to warm up and then it syncs showing full, that's my conclusion for inconsistent battery readings. It is only measuring voltage and not the actual percent like the wrist trackers do and this is less accurate to begin with.
Best Answer04-30-2017 12:41
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04-30-2017 12:41
Thanks for taking a break from stepping to visit the Community @derekmski101, @Penny73 and @egli! This sounds odd. To ensure that your tracker is working correctly please restart your Zip and sync again. Also, check that the pins inside the Zip are correctly aligned as @PureEvil suggest in this post.
Keep me posted with the outcome! 😉
05-15-2017 16:23
05-15-2017 16:23
I'v done all of the above and still the battery does not last past two weeks. What gives.
Best Answer05-15-2017 16:29
05-15-2017 16:29
Best Answer05-15-2017 16:59
05-15-2017 16:59
I'm using energizer batteries
Best Answer05-15-2017 17:14
05-15-2017 17:14
Then I would say defective Fitbit I would get it replaced under warranty.
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