Luxe

I am pretty sure fitbit intentionally make their products break immediately after the warranty runs out. My wife’s Luxe died like 2 weeks after the warranty expired, my second Luxe too. Luckily my first Luxe died like 1 week before the warranty ran out so they had to replace it

Same.I've been using a Fitbit daily since 2014. I now have a Luxe that powers off randomly throughout the day. Fitbit's own forums are filled with people complaining about this problem, going back years. No fixes. refunds, and they continued to sell the devices after the comments started pouring in.

Google is killing Fitbit.No new devices.App "tweaks" that make it a misery to use.Constant glitches.They want us to buy Google Pixel Watches.That's what is going on.And it has been, since shortly after the buyout. Time to jump ship, and get used to a new brand's interface and app.I have been looking

I had a back and forth with Fitbit for about a month for the same issues with my luxe, they finally agreed to send me a new one. I, however, no longer cared for Fitbit because of how hard that process was so stopped using them completely! (uk based) x

I'm a female with very petite wrists and also prefer a more petite watch, so I went for the Inspire 3. I did purchase the Charge after my Fitbit Luxe gave in , but returned it 4 hrs later because I didn't think I would adjust to the size based on my personal preferences. Something to consider depend

I hate that I love the size and feel of the FitBit Luxe but run into stupid app stuff like this..basically forced to switch

I’d probably skip the Fitbit Luxe at this point. With support ending in 2026, you’re buying something that might start losing features or getting buggy sooner than you’d like..if you want that same slim, jewelry-style look, check out panther eclipse, it’s much closer to that Luxe aesthetic but witho

I picked up the Garmin Lily 2 Active on sale for $250 2 weeks ago. I'm coming from Fitbit, so for me an upgrade just had to have built in GPS tracking and be small/pretty enough for me to wear all the time on slim wrists. Lily 2 Active is the smallest Garmin with built in GPS (afaik), but I'm guessi

Pretty sure the screen going black is the battery dying, even though it’s not at 0%. I think (but not sure) that batteries are made up of a serious of cells inside them, and some have gone bad. Mine used to last 5 days, and now it dies every time it gets to 44%, which is every 1.5 days. I’ve read on

I am having the same problem with my Luxe and if I change the clock face it works for a few days and then it powers off randomly even when there is supposed battery life. My Luxe is about 2.5 years old. I have been using Fitbit for about 11 years. I don’t want to get an I-watch which is what my husb