Fitbit hit with another lawsuit claiming that their fitness trackers are burning users
Fresh off of a recall in March for the Fitbit Ionic, and new lawsuit adds more devices to the list that are reportedly burning users.
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Fresh off of a recall in March for the Fitbit Ionic, and new lawsuit adds more devices to the list that are reportedly burning users.
Back in March, Google recalled 1.7 million Fitbit Ionic smartwatches, following 78 reports of users sustaining burns.
A lawsuit alleges that Fitbit’s recall of its Ionic smartwatch isn’t enough, because the same defect affects all Fitbit smartwatches and trackers. The Ionic was recalled in March after reports of 78 burns.
In court filings seen by Insider, the plaintiffs' lawyer said people bought Fitbit devices to 'burn calories, not their skin.'
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