Conveniently Stops Working After 1-Year Warranty Passes - almost to the month
As other users/owners have noted, the product works great right up until it's out of the warranty period.  Case in point:  I purchased my Aria in March 2017 and it stopped working two weeks ago (could no longer sense any weight being put on it...the error title is, &#34;Sensing, Thinking, ERR&#34;).  I replaced the batteries and followed Fitbit's on-line trouble shooting steps.  Nothing.  I called their customer service and then did the same steps again in addition to inserting a paperclip in the back to reset the device.  No help.  The representative informed me that since it was out of warranty there was nothing he could do.  So very, very frustrating.  Like most of the reviewers, I've owned several Fitbits over the years and always seem to upgrade when a new model comes out.  The fitness trackers have worked fine and I really enjoyed the Aria while it worked w/ all its synching capabilities.  No more.
Rating: 1 stars