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How far apart are the devices from one another? A Bluetooth connection has a limited reach (apart from Bluetooth 5 but we we're a little while off that yet). But it’s better to look for the source of the problem: are your two devices actually connected? If they are, deactivate Bluetooth then reactivate it. turning it off and on again to see if it works. You can carry out a “Windows” solution, i.e. Some Fitbit devices receive notifications directly from a smartphone, like smartwatches. My Fitbit device doesn’t receive notifications from my smartphone Make sure you're not allergic to the bracelet material of your Fitbit. Fitbit provides more advice on the official Fitbit page on wear and care.

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You can then contact Fitbit to exchange the type of bracelet.įitbit bracelets are waterproof but your skin can react badly to the combination of water and the bracelet material, particularly with perspiration. If you see that your skin is becoming irritated, take the bracelet off immediately. While it’s a rare occurrence, some skin types can have an allergic reaction to one or several of these materials, particularly if you have dry skin. My Fitbit device hurts me and/or leaves marks on my skinįitbit offers several types of bracelet materials: leather, metal, nylon and elastomer. The vast majority of Fitbit bracelets don't encounter any issues. © NextPit You’ll find more information on the subject on the official Fitbit page about return policy and warranty. This warranty “doesn’t cover integrated software” and only applies to “the original owner of the product purchased from an authorized vendor or sales channel”. All Fitbit devices should be under warranty for a year. In other words, if you damage the device yourself in some way, it can’t be refunded. You can obviously take advantage of the warranty but only under certain conditions, as with all warranties, assuming responsibility for an “accident” is important. In theory, you can return your device up to 45 days after purchase (for any reason) but “the returned products must be in a good physical state (not broken or damaged)”. It just takes a spot of bad luck to be the one to encounter a problem: you might trip or fall and break the screen, or you might be seriously unlucky and have received a defective model where the bracelet has broken after just a few days of use. The screen and/or bracelet of my Fitbit is brokenįitbit offers several ranges of connected bracelets and, in general, they’re pretty good. To avoid this, ensure that you have activated the Always Connected and All-day Sync modes in your account settings.

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Without this verification step, the connection may break after a while. Once that's done, check that everything is well set up so that the synchronization can be maintained. Likewise, check whether everything is running smoothly in terms of software: give the Fitbit app the necessary permissions and check that nothing is blocking the connection. As most after-sale customer services will tell you, check if everything is connected before doing anything. Synchronizing your device is done through the Fitbit app using Bluetooth. My Fitbit device and smartphone aren’t synchronizing If your device is completely dead, several minutes of charge are often needed before the bracelet will light up again.Ĭonnect the charging cable to the device, and voila! © NextPit Although this appears to be obvious at first glance, don’t forget that your connected devices need time to charge, so don’t expect to find your device fully charged after just a half-hour of charging. If none of them light up, your device/battery is probably damaged and you should get in contact with the manufacturer to work something out with your warranty. This could be down to several things, particularly the quality of your USB cable or the USB port on your PC, so take a look at those two components first before seeking a more in depth explanation.ĭepending on the model, you’ll see one or several LEDs light up. How strange! You’ve plugged in your device to charge but nothing happens.

My Fitbit device doesn’t receive notifications from my smartphone.

My Fitbit device hurts me and/or leaves marks on my skin.

The screen and/or bracelet of my Fitbit is broken.

My Fitbit device and smartphone aren’t synchronizing.

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