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Fitbit issues
andymorrell01
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi All,
Not sure Im in the right place as new to this, but..
Having issues with Fitbit!! Bought a Surge in Feb 2015, 1st watch malfunctioned after 9 months so they sent replacement . The new watch then broke (strap near watch), after 10 months had another replacement. Now my 3rd watch has done the same,after 9 months again. Contacted Fitbit but they say that seeing over 2 years from original purchase it now cannot do anything!! Surely each watch should be covered?? They offered 25% off another product but I felt after 3 watches breaking they are not fit for purpose. (not 1 watch lasted 10 months). I would try the new Ionic but they say the 25% doesn't apply to that?? Anybody suggest anything more I can do?
Thanks
Andy
Not sure Im in the right place as new to this, but..
Having issues with Fitbit!! Bought a Surge in Feb 2015, 1st watch malfunctioned after 9 months so they sent replacement . The new watch then broke (strap near watch), after 10 months had another replacement. Now my 3rd watch has done the same,after 9 months again. Contacted Fitbit but they say that seeing over 2 years from original purchase it now cannot do anything!! Surely each watch should be covered?? They offered 25% off another product but I felt after 3 watches breaking they are not fit for purpose. (not 1 watch lasted 10 months). I would try the new Ionic but they say the 25% doesn't apply to that?? Anybody suggest anything more I can do?
Thanks
Andy
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No. It's now as if you've had the original watch almost three years. If every replacement watch was "covered" by the original warranty, you'd effectively have an ever-lasting guarantee.andymorrell01 wrote: »Surely each watch should be covered??
You now only have the option of either accepting the (generous) offer of 25% off a new watch or look for a similar product elsewhere.0 -
I get that, and thanks for reply but if it breaks and the replaced ones break too, think they should last a year at least?
% off new model doesn't work on one i want so have to start looking about!0 -
All the watches you've had have been replaced, so you've had three years, albeit with several watches.andymorrell01 wrote: »I get that, and thanks for reply but if it breaks and the replaced ones break too, think they should last a year at least?0
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