Fitbit, which recalled millions of Ionic devices last March due to overheating and burn complaints, was sued after the complaints.
The complaint was made by users of the brand’s Fitbit Versa Lite and Versa 2. According to court documents, all Fitbit wearables share the same flaw as the Ionic, which renders the devices unusable due to overheating.
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“We bought it to burn calories, not to burn our skin.”
Plaintiffs, “We bought the products not to burn our skin, but to burn calories and maintain a healthy lifestyle with the help of a smartwatch.” He found Fitbit on my site. Plaintiffs also allege that when they contacted Fitbit, it was consumer hygiene rather than admitting the company’s fault.
The products subject to the complaint include Fitbit Versa Lite and Versa 2, as well as Versa 3, Charge 4, Versa Lite, Ionic, Sense, Alta HR, Inspire, Inspire HR, Inspire 2 and Blaze models. allegedly.
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