Same here. I got this message while BT is on and connected to the Charge :
My issue was it kept syncing halfway the the sync bar stopped as though the sync was complete but the data did not come in. However after manually clicking on the sync button for a few times more it managed to sync for me. So not too sure what's the issue.
The sync troubles were already there BEFORE iOS 11 came out.
For me that is, and stil happening with iOS 11
Best AnswerYes, having same problem here. Fitbit needs to put out an app update to address this immediately. People pay a premium for Fitbit in the expectation that the app will be updated as needed; otherwise, users might as well get a better band (w/ heartbeat monitor) by buying a Miband for $15.
I too keep having problems since the iOS 11 update. My bluetooth connection keeps getting lost and/or syncing only partially works. I keep having to forget the device and re-setup and even then it takes several attempts.
I am having the same issue with my Surge not syncing and with error that it is not syncing due to Bluetooth being off when it is on and my Surge is a connected device on the iPhone 6 . Turning Bluetooth off and back on, along with shutting down Surge and turning it back on from Surge settings does the trick, temporarily, but I have to do it again every day!! The FitBit app needs to be updated / optimized for IOS11 as issue. Please FitBit support your millions of users!!
Best AnswerExactly what I see!
Best AnswerI had no issues with my Surge until this IOS 11 update. Sadly IOS 10 was better and wish I never updated to IOS11
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