Ace LTE

Fitbit (Google) Ace LTE was recently released as a smartwatch for kids. The product and features seemed great on the surface so I bought it as a gift for my daughter. You pay a $9.99 monthly fee (discounted the first year) for LTE services to be able to message and call the watch. It seemed like an

Sorry, this is a cross post from r/Fitbit, I like your separation of concerns when creating this subreddit.

Is there a way to add my child's friend as a contact? Hopefully I am missing something obvious to enable.

When attempting to add my child's friend as a contact in the "Fitbit Ace" app it dis

I was finally able to get the Ace watch running. I thought it woudl be easy to freeze activity on the watch, but it's confusing and clumsy. There appear to be two ways to theoretically block activities:

1. Fitbit Ace App - "School Time". When I toggle this on, however, it does not block any activ

kids got a watch update last night and I added them as contacts. the process is a little weird since you add them like a normal contact and it says they need to "accept," and the email says they need to download and log in to the Ace LTE app but in reality it immediately adds both of the kids as con

We're looking to buy a standalone smartwatch for my daughter and the Fitbit Ace LTE is our top contender. That said, I'm a bit concerned that communication is all through the app, as I understand it.

I'm curious if there's any kind of integration with Android Auto. If my daughter calls or text me

I have the fitbit ace lte for my kids, and am on a RC cruise right now... The fitbit ace lte cannot connect to the ships wifi. To connect to the ships wifi, requires a login page. Normally you use the RC app on your phone, and you can get a PIN that you then enter on the login page of devices you ar

Kids can contact each other now but the family chat option is missing in the ace app. Anyone else seeing this issue?

Did you get it resolved as well? I have a OnePlus 8 Pro on Verizon that reboots when I try to call a FitBit Ace LTE. I've reinstalled the app and it still doesn't work.

Regarding the Fitbit Ace LTE: My kids have them and it's a good device for them but it's miserable for communication. Instead of allowing the Family Link app or even the Fitbit Ace app to "allow list" for approved contacts, they decided to make anyone who wants to communicate with the kid/device to

I ended up verifying I actually did spoof the hardware address of the watches on my laptop, but that didn't help to get the watches connected. When I dug deeper, it turns out RC was using device fingerprinting to determine that my watches and my laptop were different, even tho I spoofed one from the