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8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8- t1_j7kjw4y wrote
Reply to comment by fusiongt021 in Fitbit recalls 1.7 million smartwatches due to burn risk by nikesh96
Yeah I bought my ionic heavily discounted with airline points so to get the full price paid directly to my PayPal was nice. I did end up replacing it with a Garmin which I like even though it doesn't track my sleep as accurately.
Fitbit wristbands are a total scam, they are built to fail and you can either register a warranty claim for the band or, as the company is banking on, you shell out $40-90 for a new strap. This is on top of them introducing a paid subscription for a freaking watch!
The ionic I had wasn't even the original one, I had to have it replaced under warranty because the face ripped off.
The recall was good PR, but the product itself is bad PR.
8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8- t1_j688g33 wrote
Reply to comment by PaulBunyanisfromMI in Bought it 15 years ago from an antique store. Replaced the cord, and reshaped the cage (poorly). Been running fine ever since. by PaulBunyanisfromMI
> I feed it in from the rear.
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8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8- t1_j9o6ofn wrote
Reply to comment by LuckyandBrownie in LPT: When debating or arguing with someone and it’s going nowhere, ask them, “What evidence would it take for you to consider that you’re wrong?” If they say “Nothing,” then it’s time to end the conversation. by blowfishmo
u/blowfishmo what would it take to admit that your life pro tip is horseshit?