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Free Fitbit Ionic Update Brings New Clock Faces, Apps, And More to Your Wrist
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Fitbit Ionic adidas Edition is finally here and it packs an exclusive running app | TechRadar
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1 million Fitbits recalled for potential burn hazard
Fitbit Ionic Review: Next-Gen Fitness Smartwatch, Last-Gen Looks | Tom's Guide
Fitbit Ionic Adidas Edition Review: Should You Pay More For Branding? - UNBOX PH
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Fitbit Recalls Nearly 1.7 Million Ionic Smartwatches Due to Risk of Burns | PCMag
