Fitbit Ionic Smartwatches Recalled After Battery Burn Reports
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in the US said in a statement that at least 115 people in the US -- and 59 globally -- have reported an
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Fitbit issues recall for Ionic smartwatches: Talking Tech podcast
Fitbit issues recall for Ionic smartwatches: Talking Tech podcast
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Fitbit recalls Ionic watch following skin burns
The US regulator received more than 70 reports of burn injuries from the Fitbit Ionic's battery.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Fitbit recalls Ionic watch following skin burns
The US regulator received more than 70 reports of burn injuries from the Fitbit Ionic's battery.
Source: bbc.com
Fitbit RECALLS 1.7 million smartwatches that can burn users, cause fires
Consumer electronics firm Fitbit has ordered a recall of 1.7 million units of one of its smartwatches. The company owned by Google's parent firm Alphabet said the lithium-ion battery inside [...]
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Fitbit Ionic recall—smartwatches recall due to 'burn hazard' | Woman & Home
Fitbit Ionic recall announced after reports of its lithium-ion battery overheating leads to warning from US safety commission
Source: womanandhome.com
Fitbit Recalls Almost 2 Million Ionic Smartwatches After Reports of Burns and Devices Overheating
According to the recall of the Fitbit Ionic, the watch’s lithium-ion battery has the potential of significantly overheating, which can lead to burns.
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Fitbit Recalls All Ionic Smartwatches Due to Burn Hazard
The company says some batteries can overheat
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1 Million Fitbit Smartwatches Recalled for 'Burn Hazard'
Reports of injuries from overheating batteries prompted Fitbit to recall its Ionic smartwatch.
Source: gearjunkie.com
Fitbit issues recall for 1.7 million smartwatches over burn hazard
The smartwatches included in the recall contain a lithium-ion battery that can potentially overheat and pose a burn hazard to consumers.
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