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Fitbit Charge 4 on long-term test: Good features, but battery life with GPS is an issue

Having problems with your Fitbit Charge 4’s band? Help is at hand

Posted on September 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Fitbit has confirmed that “a small number of users” are having problems with the band on their Fitbit Charge 4 – and it’s taking action.

The Fitbit Charge 4, which launched earlier this year, has a very similar design to its predecessor, and the standard version features a silicone band that attaches seamlessly to the case. Unfortunately, some owners have noticed that the two parts don’t connect as neatly as they should, leaving a gap.
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