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Update: 1/11/2018: Hi everyone, I receive confirmation that the Error 24/Error 8 issue is now resolved. Thanks very much for your reports and of course your patience. If you are still seeing this error message, please let me know.
Hi Everyone - I've merged a few posts. We are currently investing reports of Surge users unable to set up their tracker on iOS, seeing: Error 24, followed by Error Domain Error 8.
At this time, the best workaround we see is having users set up on the Windows 10 app or an Android. They are then able to sync normally to an iOS device. I know that's not ideal and will continue to update this thread as I hear more. Thanks for your reports and patience.
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Best AnswerThe USB cable didn't work for me, but the dongle did, so I suggest you make the additional effort to try that.
Best AnswerI got this message from Fitbit in Facebook, it didn’t work for me but it might for some of you? I don’t have a computer so can’t try the dongle and Windows 10 fix, I’ve also had another email from Fitbit support just saying they are still trying to fix the problem.
Best AnswerJust bought a surge for my father. Getting the error 24, called Fitbit support and they said they are working (last week). So now he has a watch that can’t even display the time of day. This watch and company is not worth the box the watch came in.
Try again, mine just worked on a iPhone 6 - Been trying since Christmas Day and it finally works.
Best AnswerNow I get the error 8. I guess that’s a step in the right direction. I called Fitbit support again to request an email to tell me when their update is complete and they flat out told me no.
Best AnswerCan you please confirm when the error will be resolved as I can't connect my new surge either via the Fitbit App.
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Hi Everyone - I've merged a few posts. We are currently investing reports of Surge users unable to set up their tracker on iOS, seeing: Error 24, followed by Error Domain Error 8.
At this time, the best workaround we see is having users set up on the Windows 10 app or an Android. They are then able to sync normally to an iOS device. I know that's not ideal and will continue to update this thread as I hear more. Thanks for your reports and patience.
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Best AnswerI finally managed to pair mine by downloading the app to my daughter’s kindle, using the option to load an upgrade for the surge (which came up on the homepage) and then setting up the new surge. I’ve since opened the app on my iPhone 5S and Mac and it’s working!
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Best AnswerCannot believe that this is the best Fitbit can offer? Maybe us Apple users should just bin our fitbits and get Apple Watches instead? Dreadful customer service. Assuming you are infect going to fix this please advise as soon as resolved
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