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Interesting. In my experience it used to be the case that my FitBit would break once or twice a year—and like you they would always replace it. But I've noticed
by breck 6y ago
Interesting. In my experience it used to be the case that my
FitBit would break once or twice a year—and like you they
would always replace it. But I've noticed a trend toward reliability.
My Versa 2 has been operating like a champ since the day I
got it when it came out. I push it too the limit in the outdoors with activities like surfing, snorkeling, et cetera.
Every year I buy the Apple Watch thinking this will be the
year I switch. But again, just returned it on Friday.
Hardware is super impressive, but it just feels like putting
an iPad on my wrist. I don't want a computer on my wrist I
just want to be healthy. And the battery life on the Versa 2
is just so much better. I put it on and only have to take
it off about once a week for an hour to charge.
- phire 6y agoMy Versa 2 started dying as soon as I got it would just lag every time you tried to interact with it (touch screen, button, gestures). Eventually it degraded so much that it would even stop measuring activity at random. Apparently it's a known hardware issue, even if it really felt like a software issue. This all happened during the first lockdown, so I had to wait weeks for the stores to open and get it replaced. But the replacement is going strong, I've had it for 9 months now.