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Battery sucks
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With all the apps I use on it, it seems to last about a day and a half battery-wise which really isn't a big deal
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Battery died completely 2 weeks after 1 year warranty
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The second one lasted half the time and the battery "died" when I clasped it shut
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Then an error message popped up, stating that the Band had to switch itself off because of an insufficient battery charge
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When the battery finally went dead I researched how to fix it (not user replaceable) and found the battery is an inherent problem
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They all suffered from a bad battery where the watch will start turning off randomly, claiming that it ran out of juice
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My son's was returned approximately 2 weeks after purchase for a defective battery that would no longer hold a charge.
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Then the battery died and wouldn't hold a charge for more than a couple hours
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Microsoft replaced my band2 with one with a defective battery
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The product is actually pretty decent but the battery seems defective.
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The battery can handle a marathon fine.
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After 3 months of use the battery died and Microsoft discontinued this product at the same time
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Battery has died and strap eroded again !!!
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First failure was battery after 6 months, second failure was failure to charge after about 4 months, Present watch will charge but dies within 1 minute
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Was great while it lasted, very accurate heart rate monitor and intuitive interface but battery died in under one year of use.
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sure they have better battery life, but that was never a problem for me.
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What it doesn't have is a band that won't split or a battery that last much longer than the warranty.
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Battery completely died after 3 months.