🔌 LICHIFIT Plastic Band Clip: The Ultimate Replacement Charger Clasp for Fitbit Charge HR Activity Tracker Review

This clip does not fit the size of the Charge HR, so it cannot be attached without glue or some type of secondary adhesive. For such a small part, the difference in size is awful. I would not recommend buying this and looking for other alternatives.

Got this for HR top up I got a solution for a friend. The black probes on the back were too long so I had to cut them off. Then I had a problem that the charger didn't fit in the hole on the mount. So I took a small flathead screwdriver and "sanded" the top and bottom of the charging port to enlarge the hole. If you have the patience I might consider it, but for me it took about an hour and was very frustrating. All in all, it looks good now that it fits, but I'll never do it again.

It was cheaper than buying a new Fitbit. Madam, you are entitled to an upgrade with a 25% discount! Me: My Fitbit works great. I just need the $10 piece. Fitbit: Ma'am, I'm sorry, but we don't sell this thing. Me: THAT is absurd. They try to get me to buy something new when mine is fully functional. Not selling an intentionally fragile item that breaks for everyone? Strange. I needed a steady hand, my old button, and summery glue to hold it in place because it doesn't stay latched - it's just a

This article comes very close to the original cover (which broke during a tape change). Maybe it's a millimeter higher than the original. I just put a dab of glue on each pin when I insert them (because they never seem to snap). My HR Charge case is not original either. So maybe the size difference could be due to some item. But in any case, it keeps the charging cable in place and does its job perfectly after this small modification.

Received for an HR fee I had it repaired for a friend. The black probes on the back were too long so I had to cut them off. Then I had a problem that the charger didn't fit in the hole on the mount. So I took a small flathead screwdriver and "sanded" the top and bottom of the charging port to enlarge the hole. If you have the patience I might consider it, but for me it took about an hour and was very frustrating. All in all, it looks good now that it fits, but I'll never do it again.

It was cheaper than buying a new Fitbit. Me: Hello, I need a spare part that holds the charging cable. Fitbit: Indeed, ma'am, you're eligible for a 25% discount upgrade. !Me: My Fitbit is working fine. I just need the $10 piece. Fitbit: Ma'am, I'm sorry, but we don't sell this thing. Me: THAT is absurd. They try to get me to buy something new when mine is fully functional. Not selling an intentionally fragile item that breaks for everyone? Strange. I needed a steady hand, my old button, and…