fitbit ionic recall
The battery in the Ionic smartwatch can overheat posing a burn hazard. The recall applies to Ionic devices with the model number FB503 amounting to one million in the US.
The voluntary recall exclusively involves Fitbit Ionic smartwatch models which contain a lithium-ion battery that can potentially overheat and pose a burn hazard to consumers according to the CPSC.
. March 2 2022 652 am. There are more than 70. Fitness tracker maker Fitbit has recalled a line of their Ionic smartwatches due to a burn hazard.
Upon receipt of the device consumers will be issued a refund of 299. Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled Ionic smartwatches and contact Fitbit to receive pre-paid packaging to return the device. Sarah TewCNET Fitbit issued a nationwide recall on Wednesday for its Ionic smartwatch due to a burn hazard.
Fitbit in conjunction with the US Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC announced a voluntary recall of Fitbit Ionic smartwatches which the company introduced in 2017 and stopped producing in 2020. Fitbit announced today that its working with the Consumer Product Safety Commission to voluntarily recall its Ionic smartwatch. The company has recalled its Ionic wearable after over 150 reports of the watchs lithium-ion battery overheating and 78.
OTTAWA -- Health Canada is warning anyone with several models of Fitbits Ionic smartwatch to immediately stop using the device because its battery can overheat and may cause burns. Fitbit will also provide participating consumers with a discount code for 40 off select Fitbit devices. The company says its received over 100 reports of the watchs.
Consumer Product Safety Commission about 1 million units have been sold. Fitbit is recalling its Ionic model smartwatch due to the lithium ion battery in the watch overheating posing a burn hazard. PT Fitbits Ionic Smartwatch is being recalled.
According to the US. The health and safety of Fitbit users is our highest priority. Fitbit Ionic smartwatch users need to stop using their devices right now.