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Fitbit tells some Sense owners to return watch over ECG issue

Fitbit tells some Sense owners to return watch over ECG issue

Posted on December 6, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Fitbit Sense, the company’s wearable with advanced health-tracking features like ECG and SpO2, is the subject of a new email advising some owners to return their watches for a replacement. The reason, according to Fitbit, is a hardware issue that may affect the device’s functionality, necessitating a replacement with a fully-functional unit.

The issue came to light when some Fitbit users posted on the company’s community forum seeking confirmation about the emails they’d received. 
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Wearables Tags:Fitbit, Fitbit Sense, hardware, health, Slashgear, watch, wearable

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