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Fitbit unveils Ionic smartwatch with Mastercard, Visa, AmEx and Starbucks payments support • NFCW
Fitbit Ionic major update adds more than 100 watch faces, new apps, Deezer support - PhoneArena
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Amazon.com: Charging Cable Compatible with Fitbit Ionic Charger, 3.3FT Replacement USB Charger Cable Cord Adapter for Ionic Smart Watch : Cell Phones & Accessories
SDK confirms Fitbit Ionic supports Windows Phone - MSPoweruser
Fitbit Recalls Fitbit Ionic Smartwatches Due to Burn-Hazard, Offers Refund | DC Rainmaker
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Fitbit is terminating support for Pebble Smartwatches in June
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Voluntary Safety Recall of Ionic Smartwatches
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Fitbit Ionic review: Ionic recalled due to overheating issues
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Fitbit Recalls Ionic Smartwatches Due to Burn Hazard; One Million Sold in the U.S. | CPSC.gov
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To entice Pebble users to Ionic, Fitbit offers six more months of support, $50 discount | MobiHealthNews
Fitbit recalls 1M smart watches over burn hazards - ABC News
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